Prioritise your health and wellbeing and maintain a satisfying and sustainable career with multidisciplinary insights and strategies from other high-performing professions.
This seminar series will give you insights into ways that wellbeing is enhanced in fields beyond the law. Perspectives from other high-performing professional roles will highlight common wellbeing challenges and the strategies and supports that you can adapt to prioritise your personal and professional wellbeing.
Judicial officers and medical doctors both make enormous contributions to the common good of society through decisions that significantly impact people’s lives. However, making complex and high-stakes decisions – which involves managing risks and navigating competing demands and heavy workloads – can take a toll on your physical health and wellbeing.
Join us for a lunchtime webinar featuring doctors in conversation with a judicial officer to share insights and approaches to thriving and surviving in challenging environments in medicine and law.
Note: This program is open to judicial officers only.
Speakers.
Professor Craig Hassed OAM has taught at Monash University since 1989, is coordinator of mindfulness programs across Monash and is the Director of Education at the Monash Centre for Consciousness and Contemplative Studies. Professor Hassed has published 15 books and is regularly invited to speak in Australia and overseas in health, educational, government and corporate contexts. He is patron of Meditation Australia, a regular media commentator and was awarded the OAM for services to medicine.
Professor Craig Hassed OAM has taught at Monash University since 1989, is coordinator of mindfulness programs across Monash and is the Director of Education at the Monash Centre for Consciousness and Contemplative Studies. Professor Hassed has published 15 books and is regularly invited to speak in Australia and overseas in health, educational, government and corporate contexts. He is patron of Meditation Australia, a regular media commentator and was awarded the OAM for services to medicine.