Lawyering Well: How to Survive and Thrive in Law by Working Smarter Not Harder
A successful career in law shouldn’t come at the expense of your well-being. You can choose to have both. Join us to learn how you can thrive in law by making a few small changes to the way you work.
You will have an opportunity to ask our speaker questions during this webinar. If you wish to submit questions in advance, you may do so by sending them by email to Susan Borsic K.C., Manager of Professional Development, at susan.borsic@cba-alberta.org.
This webinar is part of CBA Alberta’s annual Alberta Lawyer Insight Series (ALIS).
MENTAL HEALTH WEEK 2024
CBA Alberta is proud to present this webinar during Mental Health Week. Mental Health Week was established in 1951 by the Canadian Mental Health Association. It is observed annually during the first full week of May. This year, Mental Health Week runs from May 6 to May 10, 2024. CBA Alberta encourages all legal professionals to make well-being a priority throughout the year.
DETAILS
| Date: |
Tuesday, May 7, 2024 |
| Time: |
Noon to 1:00 p.m. (MT) |
| Format: |
Webinar |
ABOUT OUR SPEAKER
Amy Binder is a lawyer and certified executive coach. She earned her law degree at Dalhousie University, her graduate degree in legal education at Osgoode Hall Law School and her Graduate Certificate in Executive Coaching at Royal Roads University.
Amy runs Nudgeable Coaching & Consulting, where she partners directly with lawyers and law firms on employee engagement projects and as a leadership coach. Her areas of expertise include: lawyer training and development, employee engagement and well-being, executive coaching, and leadership development.
When working with lawyers, Amy recognizes the importance of combining theory with practice and focuses on the mutually beneficial objectives of professional performance and human flourishing. She helps lawyers find simple and practical ways to shift their behaviour and leverage their existing strengths and inclinations. Most recently, Amy put theory into practice in the context of big law, having spent over a decade in the trenches, supporting lawyers' development, progression, engagement and performance.
Amy has worked as Legal Counsel for the Alberta Court of Appeal, as Education Counsel for Alberta Justice, and as Legal Talent Director and Engagement Strategy and Culture Director for a global law firm.
CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
The knowledge and skills in this webinar relate to continuous improvement and well-being, which are two of nine domains included in the Law Society of Alberta’s Professional Development Profile for Alberta Lawyers. Here are some examples of how you might include this webinar in the annual Continuing Professional Development Plan that you submit to the Law Society of Alberta:
Domain 2: Continuous Improvement
Competency 2.2: Cultivate a growth mindset
Learning Activity (if you attend the live webinar): Attend organization or association meetings or events
Learning Activity (if you watch the on-demand recording of the webinar): Watch a video
Domain 9: Well-being
Competency 9.1: Build resilience
Learning Activity (if you attend the live webinar): Attend organization or association meetings or events
Learning Activity (if you watch the on-demand recording of the webinar): Watch a video
If you practice outside of Alberta, please contact your provincial or territorial law society to determine if this webinar qualifies as accredited professional development in your jurisdiction.
PRICE
CBA Members: Complimentary
Non-Members: $125.00 + GST
Payment can be made online via Mastercard or Visa or by cheque (GST #R100760487)
Participant Disclaimer:
All materials related to this event are for the sole use of the registrant, and may not be copied, reproduced, uploaded, posted, publicly displayed, translated, distributed, shared, modified, made available on a network or other website, used to create derivative works or transmitted in any form or by any means whatsoever without the prior express written permission of the Canadian Bar Association.
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