Webinars
for Legal Professionals
On Demand Webinars
Four neuroscience-based sessions, each built for the conditions of legal practice. Every session includes the full recording and a companion workbook, with no expiry on access. Full outlines are on each page.
Goal Setting for Legal Professionals
A neuroscience-informed planning process, built for goals the brain can realistically hold and act on under the conditions of legal practice.
High-Performance Productivity for Legal Professionals
The neuroscience of cognitive load, task switching, and chronic responsiveness, with frameworks for protecting focus and the quality of output.
Burnout Prevention and Cognitive Load Management
Stress physiology, cognitive overload, sleep science, and a personal prevention plan built for the sustained demands of legal practice.
The Leadership Dilemma in Law
Why exceptional legal practitioners often struggle as leaders, and the practical skills required to build and sustain a high-performing legal team.
Every session is developed specifically for legal professionals, grounded in neuroscience and built for the realities of legal practice.
What Participants Say
Very well presented. Great pace, excellent content with uncluttered slides. Really enjoyed.
This morning was truly insightful. It is shocking how much time I spend on interruptions.
This was incredible. I feel equipped with tools to improve.
Thank you so much for this initiative. Please do not stop.
This was brilliant.
Thank you, insightful session.
Rates for Firms and Legal Teams
Team rates apply from two people. Bookings are arranged by email rather than through the website checkout, so that one invoice can be issued to the firm, chambers, or legal department. Every participant receives their own access details, recording, and workbook.
Suited to a small practice, a compliance function, or a single team taking one session together.
Suited to a department, a practice group, or a full in-house legal function.
Suited to a firm-wide or organisation-wide rollout across multiple teams and levels of seniority.
Purchase orders, vendor registration, and internal billing requirements are accommodated.
Booking for more than one person?
Send PMRI the session, the number of participants, and your billing details. One invoice is issued to the firm and every participant is registered individually.
Individual registrations are completed at checkout on each session page.
Published Commentary
Cognitive Performance in Practice appears monthly in De Rebus, the official journal of the South African legal profession, and Road to Resilience weekly in LexisNexis Current Awareness+. The articles below are free to read.
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Nobody Performs Well Exhausted
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Design Thinking for Lawyers: Solving Complex Client Problems Creatively
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