Being Well in the Law - a guide for lawyers

Tony Foley, Ian B Hickie, Vivien Holmes, Colin James, Margaret Rowe, Stephen Tang

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    Abstract

    When it comes to wellbeing, NSW Young Lawyers, the Australian National University and the Law Society of New South Wales are keen to lead. Being Well in the Law is a toolkit for lawyers. It draws on expert and multidisciplinary knowledge about the breadth of mental health problems and offers ideas to help everybody, young and old, deal with depression, anxiety and stress and learn to better manage the business and pressures of work and life. We all share a responsibility to continue the conversation about mental health. In the legal profession this is especially important as lawyers have a heightened pre disposition to depression and mental illness. This small but important book, with its varied suggestions and personal stories from people who have been touched by mental illness, is a solid first step towards a happier and healthier world.
    Original languageEnglish
    Place of PublicationNew South Wales
    PublisherThe Law Society of New South Wales
    Number of pages100
    Volume1
    Publication statusPublished - 2016

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