by dev | Feb 29, 2024 | Training For Lawyers
I think one of the reasons people like my training sessions is because I’m a human being. I bring myself to it all. I draw on anecdotes from my own life. The ups and downs and topsy turviness of it all. Personally, I think that’s much more powerful that talking in the...
by dev | Feb 22, 2024 | Coaching For Lawyers, Training For Lawyers
In the dynamic landscape of the legal profession, where precision, empathy, and strategic thinking are paramount, high achievers continually seek opportunities for growth and innovation. Enter the Psychology of Law Training program, a transformative initiative...
by dev | Feb 14, 2024 | Coaching For Lawyers, Training For Lawyers
The day when everyone on social media tries to shoehorn a love theme into their posts. Today I’m thinking about my greatest loves. My first love: learning and books And my current greatest love: Calpol. Which is seeing me through some rocky illness-ridden times with...
by dev | Feb 12, 2024 | Family Law, therapy for lawyers, Training For Lawyers
Are you a family lawyer who finds it tough trying to help clients in high conflict situations? I’m guessing the answer is a resounding “yes”! If this is you, you need to speak to William W. about therapy for your client. A hugely experienced psychotherapist, social...
by dev | Feb 9, 2024 | Coaching For Lawyers, therapy for lawyers, Training For Lawyers
Welcome to column two in our Psychology of Family Practice series! This is where we think about family practice on a deeper level – about all the fascinating stuff that lies beneath the surface of what we do. This month I wanted to talk about dependency dynamics. It’s...
by dev | Jan 31, 2024 | Coaching For Lawyers, therapy for lawyers, Training For Lawyers
What do you think? I was reading at the weekend about Parent Mental Health Day, which fell on 27 January. Never heard of it? That might be because it only started in 2022. If you’re thinking “Why on earth do we need yet another ‘day’ for something?“ then consider...
