Date: Monday 14 July 2025
Time: 08:00 UTC 

“Building Resilience, Connection, and Sustainable Practice”

Success in family law requires more than just legal expertise. Practitioners must navigate emotionally intense client relationships, high-conflict disputes, and complex interpersonal dynamics—all while maintaining ethical clarity, professional detachment, and human compassion.

This session will explore core Emotional Intelligence (EI) and Executive Function (EF) competencies, which underpin ethical, high-impact, and sustainable legal practice—particularly within the emotionally charged context of family law.

Why Emotional Intelligence in Family Law?

EI is increasingly recognised as essential to:

• Ethical clarity and sound decision-making under pressure
• Preventing burnout and empathic fatigue
• Strengthening client relationships and reducing conflict
• Supporting a resilient and sustainable legal culture

This is a skills-based session grounded in evidence, aligned with the evolving demands of legal practice.

Moderator: Caroline McNally

Speaker: Dr Sarah Anticich

Registration will open soon