Helping Working Parents Prevent Burnout (10/15/25)

Running on Fumes – Helping Working Parents Prevent Burnout

The Surgeon General recently raised the alarm regarding the debilitating impact chronic stress and burnout have on parents in the US, noting that 2/5 of working parents report they are "too stressed to function" and nearly half saying their stress is "completely overwhelming."  Join certified coach, attorney well-being expert, and father-of-two, Jonathan Beitner, for an interactive workshop that will arm you with a toolkit of evidence-based strategies for supporting the working parents in your life and on your teams.

At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
-- Understand and articulate what burnout is, the different root causes of burnout, and how burnout impacts working parents’ health, productivity, and the development of their children;
– Learn strategies and techniques to help individuals and teams avoid and recover from burnout to maximize their individual and collective thriving; and
– Apply these strategies to their own jobs and routines to reduce burnout by exercising greater autonomy and better aligning their actions and values.

Speaker: 
Jonathan Beitner is the Founder of Beitner Coaching & Consulting.  Jonathan is a frequent speaker and author on topics related to the intersection of professional development and well-being.  He helps individuals identify and achieve their goals, and works with firms, law schools, and Fortune 500 companies to help their lawyers, students, and staff be more productive, happier, and healthier through individual coaching and evidence-based group programming. As a co-creator of the American Bar Association’s Well-Being Pledge, a lead organizer for the inaugural Well-Being Week in Law, and one of the drafters of the Mental Health and Substance Use CLE requirement in Illinois, Jonathan has experience creating and implementing industry-wide initiatives to help lawyers thrive.  He also serves as the Featured Well-Being Coach for the Chicago Bar Association. Jonathan previously practiced as a commercial litigator at an Am Law 100 firm and clerked for federal judges on the Sixth Circuit and Eastern District of Michigan after graduating from the University of Michigan Law School. He lives in Chicago with his wife and two young daughters.

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Live CBA Committee meetings and seminars will take place via Zoom webinar.  You will click on "view video" and be directly connected to the meeting/seminar on Zoom.  (You will not receive a Zoom link.)

You MUST have Zoom Desktop Client on your Mac or PC to view a live program. If using a mobile device, you must have the Zoom App (available in the App Store or Google Play).

System requirements for Mac & PC can be found here. System requirements for mobile devices can be here.  

Please note that audience members do not need video or audio access.  Audience members are able to submit questions via the chat or Q & A features of Zoom. 

Chat: Open in-meeting chat, allowing you to send chat messages to and send a message to the host, panelists, and attendees (if permitted). Question & Answer: Open the Q&A window, allowing you to ask questions to the host and panelists. They can either reply back to you via text in the Q&A window or answer your question live.