Another old post - but maybe more relevant than ever in covid times: Now adopted by police forces across the UK and overseas, Project Griffin was developed by the City of London Police and introduced in central London over a decade ago with the Metropolitan police force to advise and train organisations on security and counter-terrorism. In the project it has been seen that victims respond in different ways
This post is adapted from a piece I wrote for a law journal a while back. It’s written for lawyers, but the principles apply to everyone. “A psychopath? Who? Me?” When we hear the word we probably first associate it with serial killers and mass murderers, a Norman Bates, Hannibal Lecter, a Hitler or a Stalin. But a recent article drew attention to research indicating that lawyers came second
Over the last few years since publication of my Lawyer’s Guide book I’ve given presentations for various work sectors, including law, business, local government and education. Here are some links that have been useful when working with clients from different backgrounds: FIVE WAYS TO WELLBEING Practical evidence-based lifestyle guidance. There’s a lot of information out there about the 5 Ways. This guide from Devon NHS sets it out more
In June 2020 I wrote a review of "Lawyer Health and Wellbeing: How the legal profession is tackling stress and creating resiliency" for The Law Society Gazette. You can check it out here.
