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Helpful Videos for Creating Session Titles and Descriptions That Sell
These video clips are designed to help individuals drafting workshop proposals, or creating conference agendas to create session titles and brief session descriptions that sell. Although originally designed for the National Aging and Law Conference, anyone working on session titles and session descriptions will find them helpful.
Tips on Creating Better Session Titles
It's All in a Name: Creating Session Titles That Sell
A great session title will get your session noticed by the planning committee and the audience. This short video offers simple tips and examples of how to create session titles that sell.
Tips on Creating Better Session Descriptions
Tell Them What You're Going to Tell Them: Drafting Session Descriptions
This short video offers a simple three step formula for creating effective session descriptions. Good descriptions help attendees decide to attend. Session descriptions are the short catalog or program descriptions for conference workshops.
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Ethical Challenges in Supporting Client Independence and Autonomy (On-Demand CLE)
Supporting a client's desire for independence and autonomy raises myriad ethical challenges when family members disagree or when there are serious questions about the clients' capacity. This session will apply the model rules to common scenarios to illustrate conflicts in determining who the client is, the rules for third party payment of the lawyer, communicating with the client, client confidentiality, and working with a client with diminished capacity.
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