CLE - Trauma-Informed Yoga for the Ethical Lawyer
Practicing law can be intense, stressful, but also rewarding. Dealing with difficult or unreasonable clients, long hours of preparation, and the personal sense of loss when a lawyer loses in court can contribute to a crucible of trauma.
A lawyer’s personal experience of trauma may rise to the forefront as they are vicariously exposed to the distress and upheaval of clients’ lives. Lawyers need coping mechanisms.
Trauma is understood as a confounding emotional response to a terrible event that persists long after the event. What often is not understood is that trauma is sufficiently gripping to create a legacy through generations.
This virtual CLE addresses relevant Rules of Professional Conduct, case law, and underlying reasons that make lawyers prone to substance abuse, addictions, and subsequent misconduct.
Whether trauma stems from a personal circumstance or is practice-related, these simple yoga practices and insightful content can help. Plus, you will also receive a toolkit; suggestions for holistic coping skills that are pleasurable and even fun; including an explanation of not just the practice of yoga, but its mindset.
2.5 CLE Professional Conduct. $185
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Trauma-Informed Yoga for the Ethical Lawyer CLE
Embodied Healing: Yoga and Holistic Practices for Trauma Survivors
For Professionals - Specialized training program to equip practitioners with valuable tools to support trauma survivors, integrating physical, mental, and emotional healing.
Objectives
Understand the impact of trauma on the body and mind
Learn how yoga can support trauma recovery and resilience
Develop skills to integrate yoga practices into therapeutic settings
Gain practical experience in guiding trauma-sensitive yoga classes
Implement self-care strategies, and the importance of self-care
Integrate trauma-sensitive approaches into your own practice, which will
provide valuable insight and preparation for those you help
For Individuals - An educational program that focuses on equipping individuals with the knowledge and skills to utilize yoga and other holistic techniques as therapeutic tools for trauma recovery.
Objectives
Educate and support individuals in understanding trauma - generational trauma and abuse, what trauma is and how it affects the brain and body, and the impact on emotional, cognitive, and social development
Develop coping skills, and provide tools for emotional and physical healing
Form connections, and find pathways to healing
Implement self-care strategies, and the importance of self-care
Foster resilience and self-awareness
Encourage self-compassion and personal growth
Find help - how to locate therapists, support groups, resource list