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Habits to Prevent Burnout in Law

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We were delighted to host our webinar on Wednesday 4 February, as part of our Women in Chancery series.

As we kick started the new year with a fresh set of resolutions, it was important to reflect on the year ahead and understand the importance on setting new habits to prevent burn out.

Chaired by Rebecca Piper, Senior Associate at Charles Russell Speechlys, we were joined by guest speaker Holly Miéville-Hawkins, Partner at Anthony Gold Solicitors and Therapist at Esse Therapy. Holly discussed the impact of burn out and trauma in the work place, and how to identify when a colleague or client may need support. She also covered what adjustments can be made to management and communication styles to support colleagues and clients experiencing distress.

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