Common Causes of Ethics Violations: Addiction, Burnout and Disorganization
When an attorney fails to fulfill his duties to clients or the courts, it is a common story to find he is suffering from an underlying condition that made basic functioning and compliance difficult or impossible. Often, that “condition” is a substance abuse problem; even more frequently, you can point to some level of burnout.
What to Do?
Recognizing that ethics violations stem from addiction, burnout and disorganization is a great first step. To avoid becoming a statistic, though, you need to actively seek preventive measures. A retreat is a great idea, whether for personal downtime and introspection or professional planning.
What is a Wellness Retreat?
The point of a wellness retreat is to escape from the stresses and responsibilities of day-to-day life, letting the mind and body quiet down and rejuvenate. It’s a much-needed break from reality to slow down and relax.
Wellness Retreat vs. Vacation
You may be wondering how a wellness retreat differs from your typical vacation. There is a difference though. Let’s say you spend a week lounging on the beach, or you take a trip filled with amazing sightseeing tours.
Why Attorneys Need a Wellness Retreat
If you find to agree with any of these phrases, you are probably past due for a wellness retreat:
Book a Wellness Retreat Now
Taking time to focus on your own wellbeing is one of the best things you can do for yourself. A wellness retreat can be a great vehicle for reenergizing, with benefits such as:
Attorney Services Program
The Retreat’s attorney services program increases timely access to legal services and representation for domestic abuse survivors. Our staff attorney addresses the many legal concerns that threaten survivors’ safety and recovery.
Legal Advocacy Program
The Retreat’s staff of trained legal advocates accompany survivors to court and explain the legal process. Advocates assist survivors of domestic abuse and sexual assault with understanding their legal rights regarding orders of protection, custody and visitation, child support, and other legal matters.
other services
Our staff is committed to providing empathetic and culturally aware services.
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