Evidence supports overwhelming stressors in the legal profession can cause attorneys and judges to suffer from depression, anxiety, substance use, compassion fatigue, burnout, and other serious issues at higher rates than the general population, often contributing to legal competency problems.
In this talk, Dr. Diana Uchiyama will explore the personality traits and characteristics common to attorneys and judges that can increase their risk of developing maladaptive coping methods, offer solutions for healthier ways to deal with stressors, and share techniques for identifying well-being issues in your colleagues – even virtually.
As the profession continues to be impacted by COVID-19, Dr. Uchiyama will share ways attorneys can increase their personal and professional health, wellness, and resiliency, leading to happier and more fulfilling lives and legal practices.