Mental health and wellbeing: New articles published on Practical Law In-house
The following new articles have been published, included as part of the new Toolkit, Mental health and wellbeing for lawyers:
- Article, Mindful business charter: re-imagining our ways of working. A Q&A with Richard Martin, Director of Mental Health & Wellbeing at Byrne Dean, a leading UK workplace behaviour consulting company, on the Mindful Business Charter (MBC).
- Article, Imposter syndrome: the silent struggle of the over-achieving lawyer. An article addressing imposter syndrome, which is a phenomenon that causes an individual to doubt their skills and accomplishments and struggle with a persistent fear of being exposed as a fraud.
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