Leaders in Waiting: Part 2 – Confidence
Article for Counsel Magazine, published July 22 A 4.5 minute read on progressing a career at the Bar including considerations to be made when deciding how to proceed and …
The Big C: The journey so far…
What I’ve learned and how it might help Coping with Cancer Did you ever push aside a nagging, unrelenting gut feeling? Can you think back to a time that you …
Resilience, Retention and Rising: How to Break the Bias by retaining women in law
A 5 minute read on overcoming gender bias, the Great Resignation and how women in law can, through coaching, not only survive within the legal profession, but thrive and go …
Riding the Pupillage Rollercoaster
Counsel Magazine Article on the Pupillage Application Process Read my latest guest blog for Counsel Magazine on successfully navigating the pupillage application process, including strategies to cope with rejection, manage …
How to Safeguard Wellbeing at Work
A 3-minute read with 9 strategies to safeguard your mental wellbeing As workplaces start to open up after the pandemic lockdown, the stress and anxiety so many have suffered will …
The Law Society’s Women Lawyers Division: Coping with Covid-19 Podcast
Hear host Amandeep Khasriya with myself and fellow guest, Sarah Giles, Head of HR at Moore Blatch, discuss wellbeing and the difficult issues thrown up Coping with Covid-19. https://open.spotify.com/episode/0veSRxdvShkyDhzrOJi4rO?si=0fhKPM0CRB2fYzDfxmRG2g
Coping with Covid: The 3 Rs Re-Written
Coping with Covid – The 3 Rs Re-written This Covid Blog comes with its own health warning: it isn’t about wellness. I’m not going to repeat the obvious points in …
Mental Toughness: A Choice We Make – Guest Blog for Truth Legal
Mental Toughness: A Choice We Make Follow the link below to my latest guest blog for Truth Legal on Mental Toughness https://www.truthlegal.com/mental-toughness-a-choice-we-make/
Wellbeing at Work: What’s your Strategy?
Barristers in the grip of a mental health crisis According to an article in The Guardian (6.5.18), Barristers in England and Wales are “in the grip of a mental health …