Promoting Law Student and Lawyer Well-Being in Australia and Beyond

Introduction; Valuing persons and communities in doing wellness for law well, Stephen Tang; Towards an integrated, whole-school approach to promoting law student wellbeing, Wendy Larcombe; The persistence of distress, Paula Baron; Law student lifestyle pressures, Alex Steel and Anna Huggins; The relationship between class participation and law students' learning, engagement and stress: do demographics matter?, Anna Huggins and Alex Steele; Vitality for life and law: fostering student resilience, empowerment and well-being at law school, Judith Marychurch; Resilience and wellbeing programs - the practical legal training experience, Judy Bourke and Maxine Evers; Resilient lawyers: maximising well-being in legal education and practice, Colin James; Using peer assisted learning to develop resilient and resourceful learners, Penelope Watson; On being, not just thinking like, a lawyer: connections between uncertainty, ignorance and wellbeing, Tony Foley and Stephen Tang; Balance and context - law student well-being and lessons from positive psychology, James Duffy; Connecting law students to health and wellbeing, Molly Townes-O'Brien; Contemplative practice in the law school: breaking barriers to learning and resilience, Prue Vines and Patricia Morgan; Harnessing the law curriculum to promote law student well-being, particularly in the first year of legal education, Rachael Field; Beyond the curriculum: the wellbeing of law students within their broader environment, Helen Stallman and James Duffy; Dealing with resistance to change by legal academics, Nick James; Index.