Mar 20, 2026 | Articles by Amy, Podcast
Why do smart, driven attorneys often get stuck when trying to change their goals? Attorneys are typically ambitious individuals with great goals, such as making partner or improving relationships. The issue lies in how they approach accomplishing these goals. Without...
Feb 7, 2022 | Articles by Amy
Amy offers expert insight into the psychological impact of hybrid work in this Mainebiz article exploring how Maine professionals are navigating the new era of remote and in-office collaboration. This show is part of our year-long series on resilience, airing the...
Jan 10, 2022 | Articles by Amy
This show is the first in our series of shows about resilience in the face of difficult times. What resilience is, what components it involves, and why it’s essential in a fast-moving, high-pressure culture, particularly during a pandemic. Listen to this Podcast on...
Jan 6, 2022 | Articles by Amy
There’s plenty to be mad about as an attorney – too much work, not enough support, lack of control over the court system. That’s not to mention the broader issues of disease, abuse, and prejudice, for starters. Read this article in the Maine Bar...
Dec 2, 2021 | Articles by Amy
Singer-songwriter Noel Paul Stookey, NPR host Diane Rehm, Maine CDC director Nirav Shah and psychologist Amy Wood discuss why human connection is so important—especially in light of the pandemic. Listen to this Podcast on Maine Public
Jun 30, 2021 | Articles by Amy
This concept of living in the moment is a mirage, a panacea, and an intangible goal that many attorneys – and adults in general – long to achieve as the ultimate remedy to stress. Read this article in the Maine Bar Journal.
