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Feeling Crispy? Burnout Is An Ethics Problem You Can't Ignore

Why your nervous system is the real reason you're burning out and how to reclaim your career without leaving the profession.

Created byNYS Academy of Trial Lawyers
BeginnerUpdated Sep 30, 2026
Feeling Crispy? Burnout Is An Ethics Problem You Can't Ignore

What You'll Learn

check_circleAnalyze the physiological impact of chronic stress on the brain and nervous system
check_circleEvaluate the relationship between nervous system dysregulation and professional ethical obligations
check_circleIdentify subconscious belief patterns that contribute to burnout and overachievement
check_circleApply nervous system regulation techniques to improve focus and decision-making
check_circleDistinguish between self-confidence and inherent self-worth in a high-pressure environment

About This Course

Chronic stress changes the brain. Decision-making and critical thinking narrow while threat detection ramps up, and even simple tasks start to feel insurmountable.

This session goes beyond burnout symptom management. Attendees leave with neuroscience-backed strategies to rewire the patterns keeping their nervous system in fight-or-flight, regulate faster, improve their mental health, and sustain high performance.

The content addresses the limitations of traditional wellness advice and provides a framework for identifying subconscious belief systems that drive overachievement and exhaustion. By focusing on nervous system regulation and self-worth, the material offers strategies to improve professional capacity and personal well-being while maintaining a legal career.

Topics Covered:

  • Neuroscience of stress and nervous system regulation
  • Sympathetic versus parasympathetic nervous system states
  • Subconscious belief systems and behavioral programming
  • Professional responsibility and ethical implications of burnout
  • Impact of chronic stress on cognitive performance
  • Internal versus external drivers of burnout
  • Role of the spiritual brain network in mental health
  • Strategies for nervous system down-regulation

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NYS Academy of Trial Lawyers
NYS Academy of Trial Lawyers
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The NYS Academy of Trial Lawyers is the largest statewide trial bar in the US with 5,700+ lawyer and judge members. We are committed to protecting, preserving and enhancing the civil justice system. Our highly acclaimed CLE programming features extraordinary presenters covering the most timely and important topics.

Sammy  Catone, Esq.
Sammy Catone, Esq.

Speaker, Coach, and Attorney

Sammy Catone is a speaker, coach, and former litigator who spent eight years practicing law in New York. After developing life-threatening health conditions rooted in chronic burnout, she immersed herself in the neuroscience of stress, subconscious programming, and nervous system regulation. Her complete health recovery and subsequent personal and professional transformation became the foundation for the framework she now teaches. Sammy works 1:1 with attorneys, speaks for legal organizations, and offers workshops to law firms.

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