The Cape Cod meeting will be held on alternate Wednesdays, commencing on: February 27, 2013 from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. at: Conference Room 275 Millway, Barnstable, MA 02630 A light lunch will be served. Please let us know if…
When Ray Stevens’ so-titled hit was playing in 1968, offering its biting commentary on the plight of the business person, you never thought it applied to you. Well, to be more accurate, most of you had not yet been born,…
Many years ago when I was first trained as a clinical psychologist, patients’ interest in self-help books was often viewed as a cheap substitute for psychotherapy, and their requests for book recommendations was sometimes deemed a form of resistance to…
As a clinician at LCL, I recurrently have the opportunity to meet lawyers who present with exceptional academic backgrounds, who have excelled in their careers, and who have shown impressive vision and determination in their professional lives. Even so, the…
Getting the Job (of Finding a Job) Done (Part 6) How refreshing it is to hear someone hit a hopeful note, especially at this time of year. At our 6th session of the Managing Your Work Search series, guest speaker…
On November 7th, we were delighted to welcome back to this series a former speaker, Steve Eichel, Esq., (Partner at Choate, Massachusetts Super Lawyer from 2004-2012, and member of Chambers USA Best Lawyers in America). Steve spoke on a hugely…
Here we are at the time of year when we are occasionally reminded to be grateful (perhaps superseded, these days, by reminders that true fulfillment requires cars, jewelry, or smartphones). And of course the recommendation for an “attitude of gratitude”…
Peer support comes in many forms, and one of them is on a professional/career level. Those lawyers who work in law firms have a kind of built-in professional support – if they’re stuck on a case, out of action because…
We thank our client for sharing the following story. Halfway through my final year of law school I stumbled into the Milk Street office of Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers (“LCL”). I had been mysteriously tumbling down some slippery slope to…
Naturally, we believe that psychologists and other therapists are key resources for lawyers who are having problems with mood or behavior, but in their new book, Psychology for Lawyers: Understanding the Human Factors in negotiation, Litigation, and Decision Making, psychologists…