How do we look after ourselves while undertaking a demanding degree?

Imposter syndrome, a psychological phenomenon affecting high achievers, those who excel externally but struggle to internalise their successes. But how to we overcome this?

How do you strike a work-life balance while in a demanding career?

The voice in your head can be the difference between a great day and one that’s not.

Legal volunteer opportunities are invaluable and contribute such a rich experience that compliments law school.

Rejection may hit harder when we are so passionate of what we do. How do we then get up and move forward?

Having a strong support network is crucial to your success in law school. Take this time to appreciate those around you and those you will meet soon.

Law school might be daunting. Here are some tips that will boost your success in the first year!

The legal profession can be extremely stressful. Here are some ways to look after yourself.

Competition may motivate us to become to best version of ourselves. What happens when this competition becomes toxic?

Exams, deadlines, expectations. What is a reasonable standard to hold ourselves to?

Transferring to law mid year might seem daunting and stressful. You’re not alone! Here’s what to expect, from someone who was in your shoes.

With deadlines, exams and the stresses of law school, we may develop unhealthy coping mechanisms. How do we help ourselves in this downward spiral?

Writing good notes is the key to your success in law school. Read to learn how!

Networking may seem like daunting. But it doesn’t have to be! Here are some tips and how to start builing your connections in the legal industry.

Bouncing back from disappointment is an important skill to acquire as a law student.

The trials and tribulations of first year are universal. Here are some of my struggles, so you may feel like you’re not alone.

Law exams are daunting and emotionally draining. Here are some ways to look after yourself.

Staying healthy physically and mentally will play a lending hand in you success at uni and in the workforce.