Chetna will be a guest of Dr Aaron Turner’s for apprentices and practitioner members of 3PGC. If you are a member, you can register here: https://3pgc.org/gd_events/simple-premise/
Chetna will ring in the new year by leading an online webinar on Creating in 2024. You can bring your big dreams for the year ahead and we can explore how to bring your vision into the world in a more effortless way with direction and guidance. Your investment is only £15 if you book by Friday 29 December. After that, it is £25. If you would like to join the group, please email info@beinglawyers.com
The purpose of the Conference is to unlock our ability to discover an improved experience of life or wellbeing, through an understanding of the mind known as the Three Principles. The conference is the biggest, longest running, and most impactful conference of its type anywhere in the world.
Chetna will share insights on resilience and burnout on Tuesday 12 June at 15:00. You can register for the conference here. Please use the code CBHATT to receive a 10% discount. Your ticket will give you access to every session with three months access to recordings.
Are you feeling like you could do with some support? Is something playing on your mind? If you would like to have a powerful space to share with others, please join us. Chetna will hold an online 90 minute group coaching call at 6.30pm on Friday 19 May. There will be limited places available to ensure that everybody has an opportunity to be coached, so book early to avoid disappointment. The event costs £15. Group coaching is powerful as you gain insight from watching others on the hot seat as much as when you are being coached directly. To register, please contact info@beinglawyers.com and you will be provided with details.
Are you feeling burned out? Chetna will hold a free webinar to help those of you looking for support with overcoming burnout. You will hear five powerful insights to help support you in making real, positive and sustainable changes. Come ready to share your experiences or to listen. All are welcome!
Please register your interest at info@beinglawyers.com and you will receive the Zoom link on the day.
Chetna will hold a free online webinar exploring whether it is possible to have a work life balance in law and provide a fresh perspective which will allow you to move closer to achieving that elusive balance, no matter how busy you might be.
To register for the webinar and receive the Zoom details, please email info@beinglawyers.com.
Chetna will hold a free online webinar to help those of you who are navigating the new world of going into the office for part of the week and provide you with help to access your wellbeing, resiliency and potential during this phase.
You can sign up by emailing info@beinglawyers.com and you will receive the Zoom details on the day.
Chetna will be speaking at the Three Principles Life 2.0 Annual Conference. It is a fully hybrid event running for three days from Sunday 19 June to Tuesday 21 June 2022 with a brilliant mix of speakers. Chetna will be, alongside Claire Shutes and Omar Wilson, sharing stories of personal transformation on Monday 20 June at 11.30am. You can find out more and register here.
Chetna will hold a webinar for Mental Health Awareness Week exploring loneliness. Chetna will explain the true reason why some experience security, peace of mind and connectedness when alone, while others experience separateness, insecurity and loneliness.
For further details and to register, please see here. Once registered, you will receive a Zoom link on the day of the webinar.
Chetna will be speaking at a one day virtual conference alongside leading pioneers in this field. This event is aimed at people new to the understanding of the mind. Chetna will speak about facing challenges and draw on her personal story of burnout. The schedule for the event is here: https://the.3pconference.live/speaker-schedule/ You can register for tickets here: https://the.3pconference.live/register/
In this webinar, Chetna will speak about insights on what it is to be human, feeling a sense of okayness in turbulent times and relaxing into the flow of life to experience more ease.
Chetna will be speaking at the Law Society of Scotland’s Sole Practitioner and High Street Conference on leadership. You can register for the event here.
Chetna will speak during Mental Health Awareness Week for the Law Society of Scotland on ‘Accessing Innate Mental Health and Resilience’, irrespective of circumstances. This will include the following:
• The relationship between external circumstances and our internal experience
• Why a solid foundation of mental health is more of a ‘being’ than a ‘doing’
• Why a mental health diagnosis describes where you are, not who you are.
• Understanding how our state of mind affects our mental health and resilience.
You can register for the free session here.
Since the outbreak of Covid-19, many people globally are facing uniquely challenging circumstances for the first time. So with inspiration and love, this event has been developed for everyone, regardless of what they face, to spend three days looking in the direction of a deeper understanding of the mind to provide hope, insight and a fresh outlook on life. The conference is the biggest, longest running, and most impactful conference of its type anywhere in the world.
Chetna will share insights gained on grief and loss after losing her father suddenly to Covid-19 in December. She will explore how an understanding of the mind has affected her experience of such a deep loss. She will speak for one hour on Grief and Loss During the Pandemic on Tuesday 27 April at 14:45 on the pandemic track. You can register for the conference here. Your ticket will give you access to every session with three months access to recordings.
Chetna will be speaking about the transformative insights she gained on resiliency, grief and loss following the death of her father to Covid-19 in December 2020. You can register for the event here.
Chetna will be bringing the understanding of the mind to the area of relationships and share her insights for Relationship Ready. To sign up for the event, please go here.
Chetna Bhatt will collaborate with Steve Knight of Mindsi to host a free online webinar to mark World Mental Health Day on mental health and resilience in times of uncertainty. Steve is both a certified coach and counsellor and has an updated approach to counselling. This webinar is open to everyone and intended to leave you with less on your mind as you will be pointed to a reductive approach that is key to accessing our mental health and resilience. You can register here.
Wellbeing, resilience and not being alone seem more crucial now than ever.
The purpose of the Conference is to unlock our ability to discover an improved experience of life or wellbeing, through an understanding known as the Three Principles. Whilst The Three Principles understanding is not an antidote for coronavirus, it is an antidote for the fear, the anxiety and the loneliness that coronavirus can bring. The results for the approach are unique and life changing with thousands of people across the globe experiencing new hope for living a newly impactful and fulfilling life.
The Life 2.0 Conference is going virtual this year. The conference is the biggest, longest running, and most impactful conference of its type anywhere in the world. It is the primary annual event for anyone looking for a better personal understanding of the Principles and their implications.
Chetna will speak about “Reigniting After Burnout: A Lawyer’s Story” on Monday 8 June at 2.45pm in a breakout session. Tickets are on sale here.
We know that every single person has innate mental health and wellbeing available to them at all times on the inside. While their experience of wellbeing may vary, wellbeing itself is a constant that can never be lost.
To mark Mental Health Awareness Week, this webinar will take the format of a “fireside chat” for you to speak with Chetna about any challenges you may be experiencing in connection with your mental health, lockdown or anything else. Chetna will dive deeper into the topic of how we can access our innate mental health at this time and show kindness to ourselves and each other and there will be a space for reflections and sharing.
To register, please email info@beinglawyers.com by 10:00 on Friday 22 May.
Chetna will be delivering an open webinar for OpenMind Wellbeing, the sponsors of our Wellbeing at Work 2020 Series, to help participants get a taste of their wellbeing. You can find out more details and register to join us here.
Following the successful monthly Wellbeing at Work Series in 2019 in collaboration with The Wisdom and Wellbeing Consultancy, Being Lawyers launched a fresh Wellbeing at Work 2020 series on Blue Monday 20 January 2020 with a session on A Fresh Perspective on Depression. The Series is being sponsored by OpenMind Wellbeing.
Our final event for the Wellbeing at Work 2020 Series on Thursday 21 May. For Mental Health Awareness Week the theme is kindness and so we will explore The Secret to Kindness and Why It Matters. You can register here.
Chetna will be speaking on ‘Maximising Our Potential Without Compromising Our Wellbeing’ on 19 December at a joint wellbeing event for Middle Temple Wellbeing Group, the Criminal Bar Association and The South Eastern Circuit. It is free to attend and you can contact aaron.dolan@southeastcircuit.org.uk to book your seat. Further details are available here.
On 29 October, Lawscot Wellbeing is hosting a roundtable in Central London which will be facilitated by Chetna and Kayleigh Leonie from LawCare. They will guide participants to think about their 'ideal' workplace setting in terms of its structure, benefits and working patterns, then reflect on how legal employers of different types can move closer to this ideal scenario by making changes, big and small.
You can see further details and register here.
The Law Society of Scotland's ‘Sole Practitioner and High Street Conference: What Unites Us’ in Edinburgh will bring together sole practitioners and high street solicitors from across Scotland to focus on the qualities that unite them. The ‘what unites us’ theme will address: excellence in service, proactive practice management and improving profitability.
Chetna will speak from 10:50am to 11:30am on “Uncovering Natural and Sustainable Wellbeing for Sole Practitioners and High Street Firms” sharing a new understanding of the mind that unlocks our innate wellbeing and potential.
You can join us in Edinburgh or attend online and register for the event here.
The Law Society’s Small Firms Division is dedicated to meeting the needs of all smaller legal businesses, including sole practitioners. The Division's flagship annual conferences will take place in London and Leeds, and will provide practitioners with a half-day of small firms-focused conference sessions.
Chetna will speak about ‘Uncovering Natural Wellbeing’ and a new understanding of the mind that unlocks our innate wellbeing and potential from 16:30 to 17:15 at both events. The conference in London is on 19 September and the conference in Leeds is on 3 October.
You can see the programme and register here.
Chetna spoke on the Real Business Real Lives podcast about ‘How to Increase Health and Resiliency in Business’.
A self-described perfectionist, Chetna worried habitually, and rarely said “no” to an ever-increasing workload. Living in a state of high-pressure and stress had been her sole reality until things took a turn, and she was diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Desperate to get better, Chetna tried everything from daily meditation and yoga, to EFT and affirmations, but her health was still lacking. Ultimately, it was a journey of self-learning and an understanding of the mind that led her down the road to true recovery.
Being Lawyers is collaborating with Inspiration at Work to hold a one day seminar. What if wellbeing is not something we need to strive for but is our natural state? Experiencing true wellbeing does not come through hard work and will-power.
Understanding the mechanics of how it works and what gets in the way is life-changing because it enables you to experience more ease in life and perform at your best more of the time.
The seminar is an opportunity to explore a new cutting edge direction in which to look to uncover your natural wellbeing and reap the benefits that effortlessly follow from this. You can register here.
Modern living seems to require overwhelm, stress, worries about money, health or the future, and challenging dynamics in personal or working relationships. The Life 2.0 Conference was created to address these issues, making the availability of a new experience of living accessible for everyone. Results for the approach are unique and life changing with thousands of people across the globe experiencing new hope for living a newly impactful and fulfilling life. The conference is the biggest, longest running, and most impactful conference of its type anywhere in the world.
Chetna will speak about “Burnout to Thriving” on Monday 3 June at 2pm in a breakout session. You can register here.
Being Lawyers is collaborating with the Wisdom and Wellbeing Consultancy to offer an education designed to give people a strong foundation of wellbeing.
Over a period of six months from May to October 2019, we will deliver interactive talks, educate and share personal stories on a range of topics relating to how wellbeing works, including; stress, resilience, work-life balance, handling 'difficult' colleagues and a fresh look at depression and anxiety.
Further details are here.
To mark Mental Health Awareness Week, we will be holding a free webinar open to all to learn how to improve your wellbeing and fulfil your potential. If you would like to join us, please register here.