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How to Make the Best Relationship of Your Life
$10.00
This four part series on how to Make the Best Relationship of Your Life features Gray and Linda speaking at the Creacon Estate in New Ross, Ireland in January of 2019. After purchasing the series, you will be shown the link to watch the videos on YouTube. (Note: the videos can be watched, but not downloaded. They are very large files.) This link will also be shown in your confirmation email.
Magic & Relationships Video
$10.00
Join Gray Robinson and Linda Giangreco as they explain how to find your magic, your relationships, and put magic in your relationships. This video is funny, entertaining and full of practical tips on how to deal with your relationship with yourself and others.

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Managing Stress: 6 Steps to Becoming a Healthier Lawyer

September 30, 2022/by GR

The pressure of being a lawyer takes its toll on your health and happiness. Here are a few tips for managing stress and learning to focus on your health first.

5 Stress and Anxiety Relief Techniques for Lawyers

September 13, 2022

The legal profession is well known for causing stress and anxiety. For some people, the inevitable uncertainty and unpredictability make life more exciting and invigorating. For others, it causes depression and burnout. But there are stress and anxiety relief techniques lawyers can follow to alleviate feelings of burnout.

4 techniques for lawyers to find instant relief from stress

September 6, 2022

It’s well known that many in the legal profession experience stress and anxiety. For some people, the inevitable uncertainty and unpredictability that come with legal work can make life more exciting and invigorating. For others, it causes depression and burnout.

Depression in Lawyers: Bad News and Good News

July 11, 2022

In a recent ALM Mental Health and Substance Abuse Survey, 31.2% of lawyers surveyed felt they were depressed — that is four times the depression rate of the general population.