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As he prepares to run the London Marathon for LawCare, The Law Society President Mark Evans shares how running supports his wellbeing and why community matters in the legal profession.
As part of Mental Health Awareness Week, join us on Thursday 14 May from 12 to 1pm for a free webinar exploring how to handle difficult conversations with colleagues, managers, teams and clients.
Andy Darnton reflects on the feeling of falling short of the mark, something many in the legal sector will recognise. While LawCare’s recent impact report shows more people accessing support, he explores why impact is about more than numbers.
We’re excited to let you know that Kayleigh Wilding will be running the TCS London Marathon for LawCare in April 🏃♀️ 🏃♀️🏃♀️
Moral injury is an emerging issue in the legal profession that can affect wellbeing, engagement, and performance. This free online session will explore what it is, how it shows up in legal practice, and what can be done to prevent it.
Christine Nwaokolo, solicitor and Board member of the Legal Services Board (LSB), reflects on her experience as a Black woman in the legal profession, and the unseen costs of success to wellbeing and mental health.
Vicarious trauma remains a key issue in the legal sector, so we ran this session again for anyone who missed it last year.
Booking is now closed for this training.
This Time to Talk Day (5 Feb), let’s make time to talk about mental health at work, so no one feels they have to cope with anxiety or other challenges alone.
We’re delighted to announce that Mark Evans, President of The Law Society of England and Wales, will be running the TCS London Marathon in support of LawCare. 🎉
LawCare, the mental health charity for the legal sector, has published its Impact Report 2025, showing that demand for support is higher than ever, exceeding levels seen during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Moral injury: The hidden people risk that most law firms are not addressing
Let’s forget Blue Monday, and instead celebrate Brew Monday (19 January) ☕