Professional Development, Law Office Technology/Management, Young Lawyers Division, Skills, Attorney Wellness

Raising the Bar 2026

When Women Are Well
Description:

The demands of practicing law can take a significant toll on attorneys' mental health, well-being, and professional fulfillment. Raising the Bar: When Women Are Well is designed to equip attorneys with the tools, perspectives, and support they need to build healthier, more sustainable careers while strengthening the legal profession as a whole.

Through candid conversations, practical strategies, and interactive learning, attendees will hear from attorneys who have navigated burnout and found paths to recovery, as well as leaders and mental health professionals who will share evidence-based approaches to managing stress, fostering resilience, and promoting overall well-being. The program will also explore how leadership, mentorship, and legal education can help create a more supportive profession for current and future generations of women lawyers.

Participants will leave with practical resources they can immediately incorporate into their professional and personal lives—from technology and wellness tools to mindfulness techniques and other strategies for thriving in today's legal environment. The program concludes with a hands-on wellness session, ensuring attendees leave with actionable techniques they can take back to their offices and incorporate into their daily practice.

Whether you are early in your career or a seasoned practitioner, Raising the Bar: When Women Are Well offers an opportunity to invest in your well-being, connect with colleagues, and gain practical insights for building a healthier, more resilient legal profession.

Speakers/Producers


Course Pricing
  • Member: 140.00
  • Non-Member: 240.00
If you are not a TBA Member, you can join now to receive CLE discount prices and three prepaid credits.

TBA members who are judges, lawmakers and law students can take TBA CLE onsite courses at no charge for the programming. There may be a separate charge if meals, special materials or other premium features are involved.