PART 1: INTRODUCTION
Ch 1. ‘Reflecting on the Past, Shaping the Future: Wellness for Law to 2030’ — Judith Marychurch, Kate Fischer Doherty and Jacqueline Weinberg
PART 2: WELLNESS FOR LAW: REFLECTIONS AND DIRECTIONS
Ch 2. ‘Wellness for Law Forum 2024 Speech by Fiona McLeay, Victorian Legal Services Board CEO and Commissioner’ — Fiona McLeay
Ch 3. ‘Navigating the Landscape of Wellness in Legal Education: Obstacles and Opportunities on the Path Ahead’ — Emma Jones
Ch 4. ‘Legal Education 2030 and Beyond: Wellness in Context’ — Nick James and Tania Leiman
PART THREE: WELLNESS IN LEGAL EDUCATION
Ch 5. ‘Response to Error and the Law Curriculum’ — Caroline Strevens
Ch 6. ‘Why Can’t Law Be Fun? Using Gamification for Engagement and Wellness’ — Pariz Lythgo-Gordon and Karina Murray
Ch 7. ‘We Trust This Lesson Finds You Well: The Role of Trust in Creating Safe and Effective Learning Environments’ — Pamela Taylor-Barnett and Anneka Ferguson
Ch 8. ‘Wellness and Constructivism: Friends or Foes?’ — Bill Swannie, Scott Pearsall and Desi Vlahos
Ch 9. ‘ “Perpetual Crisis”? Preparing Gen Z lawyers for an uncertain work future’ — Tania Leiman, Deborah Ankor and Jo Milne
Ch 10. ‘Identifying and Responding to a “Wellness Imperative” in UK Legal Education: Exploring the Wellness Potential of Law and HistorySstudy, through the Significance Attached to “Lives Lived” in the 21st Century’ — Sarah Wilson
Ch 11. ‘Ethics, Clinics and Unbearable Hierarchy of Law’ — Anna Copeland
Ch 12. ‘A Review of Student Evaluation of Teaching Instruments and Academic Wellness’— Noeleen McNamara and Suzanne Reich
PART FOUR: FOUNDATIONS FOR A SUSTAINABLE PRACTICE OF LAW
Ch 13. ‘Strong Foundations to Pave the Way Towards a Sustainable Practice of Law: The Role of Training, Mentorship and Working Conditions Among Articling Students and Young Practitioners’ — Nathalie Cadieux
Ch 14. ‘Human/e Justice: Reclaiming Vulnerability in Legal Practice as an Essential Dimension of Both Wellbeing and Good Lawyering in a Fetishized AI World’ — Mark Seton
Ch 15. ‘Lawyering, Judging and the Pressures of Legal Work’ — Ian Freckelton
Ch 16. ‘Adopting Trauma Informed Approaches to Manage Psychosocial Hazards’ — Claudia Maclean
Ch 17. ‘Designing Reverse Mentoring in the Legal Profession: A Critical Reflection and Call To Action’ — Rachael O’Connor
Ch 18. ‘Balancing Scales: Aligning Corporate Purpose With Workplace Wellness’ — Desi Vlahos and Jerome Dorasaimy