Three days until Lawyers’ Assistance Program Conference

It’s not too late to register for the annual Missouri Lawyers’ Assistance Program Conference Friday. Speakers will cover five topics, ranging from taking a holistic approach to the practice of law to addressing narcissism in the profession. 

The event will be from 8:30 a.m.-4:15 p.m. at The Missouri Bar Center in Jefferson City and online. 

Registration is $54 for in-person or virtual attendance. Lawyers can earn 7.6 MCLE credits for attending. 

MOLAP Director Stacy Parmer said The Missouri Bar is excited to present this year’s Lawyers’ Assistance Program Conference. 

“Our conference is designed specifically for lawyers to learn about the complexities of mental health, well-being and substance use within the profession while focusing on support, strength and hope. I look forward to having you join us,” she said. 

Speakers and topics 
Michael C. Reed, from the Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, will discuss how a holistic approach to practice can reduce burnout and stress. 

Laurel E. Stevenson, director of the Federal District Court in Kansas City, will address ethical and practical considerations to take regarding trauma. 

Sheila R. Pride, from The Moksha Group, will talk about techniques for stress management and emotional resilience. 

Timothy W. Roldan, of the Law Offices of Timothy W. Roldan, will discuss narcissism in the legal profession. 

The Missouri Bar, The Bar Plan, and The Missouri Bar Foundation are sponsoring the annual event, in its 29th year. 

Scholarships are available for those in financial hardship. Contact Parmer at 573-638-2262 for more information. 

To register for in-person or virtual attendance, go to MoBarCLE.MoBar.org.