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External Support

Below are trusted sources of wellbeing, professional support, and sector‑specific development for colleagues working in university legal services. These organisations offer a mix of pastoral support, community connection, and practical tools to help you thrive in your role.


LawCare – Wellbeing Support for the Legal Profession

LawCare is the leading mental‑health and wellbeing charity for legal professionals in the UK. It offers free, confidential support and practical tools for anyone working in law.

Key resources include:

Website: https://www.lawcare.org.uk


The Law Society – Wellbeing and Professional Support

The Law Society provides a broad range of wellbeing and professional‑practice resources for solicitors and in‑house lawyers.

Resources include:

Website: https://www.lawsociety.org.uk/topics/wellbeing


Legal Community Networks (via LawCare)

LawCare signposts a wide range of identity‑based and career‑stage networks that offer peer support, events, and shared learning.

Examples include:

Website: https://www.lawcare.org.uk/find-your-community


Crafty Counsel – Community & Insight for In‑House Lawyers

Crafty Counsel is a professional community for in‑house lawyers, offering practical insights, peer learning, and opportunities to connect with others across the sector. Its content and events focus on real‑world challenges, team culture, and the evolving role of in‑house legal teams.

Key resources include:

  • Practical video content and interviews with in‑house legal leaders

  • Peer‑to‑peer learning and community events

  • Articles on legal operations, career development, and team culture

  • Networking opportunities across the in‑house legal community

  • Themed series exploring challenges and innovations in legal practice

Website: https://craftycounsel.co.uk 


Centre for Legal Leadership – Professional Development for In‑House Lawyers

The Centre for Legal Leadership (CLL) supports in‑house lawyers through guidance, thought leadership, and development opportunities. It focuses on helping legal professionals build capability, confidence, and community within their organisations.

Key resources include:

  • Guidance on leadership, management, and career progression

  • Articles and insights on in‑house practice and legal operations

  • Workshops, events, and development programmes

  • Resources for building effective legal teams

  • Networking and knowledge‑sharing across the in‑house community

Website: https://www.legalleadership.co.uk 


Law Society of Scotland – Wellbeing Hub

The Law Society of Scotland offers a dedicated wellbeing hub with practical guidance, signposting and support for those working in legal services in Scotland. The hub covers mental health, workplace wellbeing, resilience and access to further help where needed.

Website: https://www.lawscot.org.uk/members/wellbeing/ 


Additional Professional Development Resources

These resources provide further support for legal professionals at all stages:

LawNet Wellbeing Hub
Articles, research, and practical tools on workplace wellbeing, stress management, and organisational culture.

Website: https://www.lawnet.co.uk/wellbeing


How AULP Members Can Use These Resources

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