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Health and Wellness Tips for Attorneys and Clients

In this presentation Paige Fox discusses the wellness crisis in the legal profession, the broader health crisis, physical fitness / exercise, mindfulness / meditation, frequencies / sound science, and nutrition / diet.
Credits: 0 General, 0 Diversity/Inclusion PR, 1 MH/SA PR, 0 Other PR
Provider: IL NAELA
SKU: NAELA2413-R
$50.00 or 1.00 credits
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In this presentation Paige Fox discusses the wellness crisis in the legal profession, the broader health crisis, physical fitness / exercise, mindfulness / meditation, frequencies / sound science, and nutrition / diet.

Paige N. Fox, Fox Law, LLC dba Fox Elder Law & Estate Planning, LLC, Chicago

Expires: 10/1/26

In this presentation Paige Fox discusses the wellness crisis in the legal profession, the broader health crisis, physical fitness / exercise, mindfulness / meditation, frequencies / sound science, and nutrition / diet.

Paige N. Fox, Fox Law, LLC dba Fox Elder Law & Estate Planning, LLC, Chicago

Expires: 10/1/26

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Program Date10/8/24
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Program Date10/8/24
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