Supervision / Reflective Practice for Family Lawyers
Do you have clients that keep you awake at night, that frustrate you or make you feel anxious and sick?
Perhaps you struggle to shake off the emotions that clients bring to meetings?
Do you feel under constant pressure, finding it a challenge to manage unrealistic expectations, sometimes your own?
Maybe you struggle to juggle your work and home lives, and the demands of family alongside targets?
Being a family lawyer is a particularly challenging role. The professional advice a family lawyer offers encompasses all areas of the client’s life – children, finances, assets, pensions and more. At the same time, there is a need for understanding and empathy for clients who are going through a period of traumatic change and may be distressed.
Small wonder then that family lawyers can find themselves entangled in the stress and emotions of the clients they are supporting. Add this to the pressure of dealing with challenging clients and professional targets, and you have a recipe for burnout
What if you could access a safe, confidential, impartial place to share your worries and stresses, without fear of upsetting your boss, letting anyone down, or appearing to have failed? What if you had a space in which to reflect on your successes and development, so you could learn and grow?
Imagine the benefits this would bring to your energy levels, your client and other relationships and the quality of the work you do…
Supervision changes everything.
I am a qualified Family Law Supervisor, having successfully completed the FLiP Faculty Family Law Supervisor training. Click to check out my profile on the Family Law Supervisors website.
There is more information about the benefits of supervision here, on the Family Law Supervisors website.
For more details, or to discuss reflective practice/supervision, please contact me at claire@clairemacklincoaching.com.