wellbeing

The recently launched Resolution ‘Wellbeing in Family Law Report’ makes sobering, if not unsurpri...

A key theme of this year’s Resolution National Conference was wellbeing. We are all currently wel...

“Trauma does not just happen to other people - it happens to us, our friends and family and our n...

Reflective practice gives us time and space to understand how we are really feeling and how famil...

Individual therapeutic support benefits family law professionals – which in turn helps clients.

A follow-up wellbeing webinar in partnership with LawCare, the mental health charity for the legal sector, exploring practical ways to address findings from our sector-wide report.

A follow-up wellbeing webinar in partnership with LawCare, the mental health charity for the legal sector, exploring practical ways to address findings from our sector-wide report. Free and open to all.

Part of the Spotlight Series, this 2.5 hour online session with Gillian Bishop, Danielle Barbereau, Chris Mills and Jane McCann will consider a range of reflective practice options that can support the wellbeing of family practitioners.

Part of the Spotlight Series, this 2.5 hour online session with Robyn Bradey, Joanna Fleck and Rachel Francis will tackle the key issue in the wellbeing of family practitioners: managing vicarious trauma.

This online 3-hour session, with trauma specialist and psychotherapist, Donna Butler, considers how to manage trauma in the workplace - both for those you work with and also how to look after yourself.

In terms of religious festivities this April, the three main monotheistic faiths will each be observing a particular element which involves discipline and focus. Christians worldwide will be observing Easter. Members of the Jewish faith will be observing Passover.

“It’ll all be over by Christmas!” With that famous phrase in mind, we went into lockdown in March...

With the court system creaking with the strain of under-resource and Covid-19, looking out for each others’ well-being is more important than ever.

From paralegal to partner – why you need resilience and how to find it

Taking place on Friday 11th December. This webinar is being delivered in partnership with LawCare the leading charity for promoting wellbeing in the legal community.

Nearly 75% of family justice practitioners have reported work-related pressures increasing since the first national lockdown

Resolution launches major new initiative to tackle the growing concerns over practitioners’ wellbeing

With mental wellbeing for family lawyers even more in focus now, it is worth remembering that despite the scary statistics, there are resources and strategies to hand…

Mark Randall uses his 40 years of experience using mindfulness based techniques to reset, refresh and re-calibrate himself whilst working in highly stressful, unpredictable and complex trading environments.

Elizabeth Rimmer shares practical tips on how to manage the day to day pressures of working in family law.

In this article from The Review, David Lister, Chair of YRes, reports back on the YRes Conference...

This video was recorded in June 2019 and is presented by Robyn Bradey (expert social worker based in Sydney, Australia).

Stress is on the rise in law firms, and junior lawyers are particularly vulnerable. But there are...

It was heartening to see Sir Andrew McFarlane, the new President of the Family Division, and Sir James Munby, the former President, open their discussion at the PSU ‘Future of the Family Division’ event in October by talking about the importance of wellbeing for family law professionals.

In this recording, Matthew Richardson, from Coram Chambers and Resolution's National YRes Committee, presented the session below on wellbeing for family lawyers. It was delivered at one of Resolution's Code in Practice events in October 2018.

Annmarie Carvalho (Carvalho Mediation & Therapy) and Lauren Guy (Family Law Partners) discuss the issues in wellness in family law.