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Mental Fitness in the Law Program – Registrations Open for 2026
Australian lawyers are warmly invited to take part in Mental Fitness in the Law, a free resilience training and research program developed by Macquarie University.
The training component focuses on strengthening the mental resources needed to manage the demands of legal practice through structured self-reflective writing. This process helps translate stressful work experiences into practical coping insights.
The six-week program involves:
- an initial workshop to introduce the three resilient capacities that underpin mental fitness
- a mental fitness manual grounded in resilience theory for ongoing reference
- five short, structured self-reflection writing sessions to actively build your mental fitness
- two individual check-in sessions to personalise your learning
- a final debrief workshop to consolidate your learning
- research activities (including surveys and qualitative analysis of reflections) in contribution towards the research objective of strengthening resilience in lawyers.
Participation is time-efficient, delivered online, contributes to CPD requirements, and is offered at no cost in recognition of participants’ involvement in the research component. Learn more and register here: https://mqedu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cTlaDcbs1uJ6A7Q
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1 - 2 April 2026: Language and the Law IV Conference 2026
Don't Miss Out on the Language and the Law IV Conference 2026 - Secure your tickets today!
We are excited to invite you to this year’s Language and the Law IV Conference taking place
in Darwin on 1-2 April at the Supreme Court of the Northern Territory.The Language and the Law Conference will be of benefit to interpreters working in the
courts, judicial officers, legal practitioners, court staff, police officers, corrections officers, and
other persons who regularly interact with individuals for whom English is not a first language
in the context of court and legal proceedings.This event offers a platform to explore the intersection of language and law, with sessions
covering:- forensic linguistics;
- legal interpreting and translation;
- language rights; and
- emerging issues in language and the justice system.
Reserve your spot today!
If you have any questions about this year's event or need assistance with registration,
please reach out to us at language@associatedadvertising.com.au.We hope you will join us.
The Language and the Law IV Conference 2026 Team.
