Burnout, anxiety and stress-related malaise are rampant in the legal profession, yet they don't have to be. Fulfillment, wellbeing and joy are not incompatible with the high-intensity, high-demand practice of law.
Being energized and uplifted drives high performance considerably more effectively than deadlines, compensation and stress.
Grounded in emotional intelligence and neurobiology, Center for Thriving in Law programs equip lawyers with the tools and strategies they need to build long-term, sustainable careers, so that they and their firms thrive in the practice of law.Format: six modules for cohorts of 10-15 attorneys
This six-module program takes a cohort of attorneys through the fundamentals of high-performance mindset training. This program introduces emotional intelligence, stress management, resilience-building, communication, and collaboration skills. Participating attorneys are able to apply the program tools and strategies to their workday and their workloads immediately. The cohort reinforces the learning and the behavior, modifying as needed, so that they optimize productivity, increase energy, transform stress, and thrive in the practice of law and beyond.
Why bring this program to your firm or organization?
Much of our work-related stress and fatigue is a product of our technology-driven work practices—practices that are at odds with the way we were designed. This program offers an engaging, interactive primer in how our brains and nervous systems are designed to work, which is then applied to our day-to-day work in a technology-driven environment, so that we practice with greater energy, productivity, performance and satisfaction.
Why bring this program to your firm or organization?
Options: 90 minutes, half-day, full day
Firm subscriptions provide unlimited access to all Center resources and online courses for the entire firm. Contact us below for information on pricing.
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