Online training – managing difficult conversations at work
This webinar took place on 11 June 2026. This training explored practical ways to approach difficult conversations with more confidence and support better communication at work.
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This webinar took place on 11 June 2026. This training explored practical ways to approach difficult conversations with more confidence and support better communication at work.
Anna Buttimore shares what she’s learned from LawCare’s helpline about how small actions by managers can make a big difference to mental health.
Please note that booking for this event has now closed.
We’re really pleased to welcome Emma Williams as our new chair of trustees, and to have recruited eight new trustees to join the Board.
They did it! We’re so proud of Mark Evans, Kayleigh Wilding and Matthew Ottley for completing the TCS London Marathon.
Two Welsh runners, Law Society President Mark Evans and Cardiff-based solicitor Kayleigh Wilding, will run the TCS London Marathon to raise funds and awareness for mental health in the legal sector, alongside employment law solicitor Matt Ottley.
We’re delighted to welcome the City of London Law Society (CLLS) to LawCare’s 25 Club at Leader level. From 2026 to 2028, they’ll be contributing £10,000 a year to support our work.
As he prepares to run the London Marathon for LawCare, The Law Society President Mark Evans shares how running supports his wellbeing and why community matters in the legal profession.
Booking for this webinar has now closed. This free webinar explored how to handle difficult conversations with colleagues, managers, teams and clients.
Andy Darnton reflects on the feeling of falling short of the mark, something many in the legal sector will recognise. While LawCare’s recent impact report shows more people accessing support, he explores why impact is about more than numbers.
We’re excited to let you know that Kayleigh Wilding will be running the TCS London Marathon for LawCare in April 🏃♀️ 🏃♀️🏃♀️
Christine Nwaokolo, solicitor and Board member of the Legal Services Board (LSB), reflects on her experience as a Black woman in the legal profession, and the unseen costs of success to wellbeing and mental health.