Mental health and well-being: New Articles from Thomson Reuters Institute
If you’re a lawyer who is feeling the ill-effects of too much work-related stress, it’s time to pause and reflect on ways you can make your well-being a priority. The following new Articles discuss mental health and well-being issues for lawyers, providing helpful tips and strategies:
- Continuing to work from home? Five good habits to implement now.
- How lawyers can find work-life balance in a hybrid workforce.
- Mind your gaps: Are you making well-being a priority?.
- The importance of a morning routine.
- When working remotely as a lawyer, stay on track by avoiding these six bad habits.
- Why sleep is essential for lawyers' well-being and performance.
For more resources that address mental health and well-being issues for lawyers, see Leadership, management and personal development on Practical Law In-house.
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