Learn methods to enhance or deplete professionals from a systemic viewpoint as well as coping strategies to minimize compassion fatigue and increase your health and well being. Originally presented as part of the 62nd Annual Estate Planning Short Course, available in its entirety as P9004-19U.

Learn techniques and strategies that will enable you to identify and deal with challenges in the profession through mindfulness. Originally presented as part of Residential Real Estate, available in its entirety as P1903-19U.

What is emotional intelligence and how does it relate to the ethical practice of law? Are there concrete and practical ways lawyers can enhance their EQ? Qualifies for 1.0 Mental Health & Substance Abuse Professional Responsibility Credit. Originally presented as part of the IICLE Ethics Institute available in its entirety as P9018-17.

Learn more about: Managing Email Communications, Settling Cases More Effectively, Maximizing Client Confidentiality, Efficiently Managing Your Practice, Expanding Diversity Within Your Firm, and Increasing Your Well-Being and Handling Stress More Effectively.

Get needed ETHICS credits while getting up-to-date about interesting topics that will also enhance your practice. Increase your knowledge of ethical rules by learning about what gets lawyers in trouble with the ARDC and understanding the details about our state’s most infamous impeachment trial. Maximize your technological competence by gaining practice tips about utilizing social media and protecting your firm and your clients from cyber risk.

Develop a better understanding of the most common issues facing elder attorneys in practice, and learn how the Lawyers’ Assistance Program can help. Originally presented as part of the 14th Annual Elder Law Short Course, available in its entirety as P9007-18U.

Our Ethics Institute Most Watched Bundle is specially curated for all Illinois attorneys. We've taken the most watched sessions from the 2017 and 2018 Ethics Institute programs, and combined them in one bundle for one affordable price.

The intent of this workshop is to help lawyers find balance, increase focus, and reduce stress by learning how to incorporate simple wellness skills into their daily lives. Originally produced by the Lawyers' Assistance Program.

Attorneys viewing this program will learn the characteristics of resilience and how to use them to increase the potential for happiness and satisfaction in their personal and professional lives.

Participants in this program will learn: why attorneys are a vulnerable population; the common mental health and substance abuse issues faced by our colleagues; what factors do and don’t predict happiness; and how to harness happiness factors to increase our potential for happiness and satisfaction with our legal careers. Originally presented as part of The Ethics Institute: Ethics in Practice, available in its entirety as P9018-18U.