confi dential. T ose services include consultations, referrals for assess- ments and treatment, mentoring, and intervention. A diamond doesn’t come out of the ground glit ering and beautiful. It comes out of the ground dull and lumpy. For a diamond to reach its true potential it needs to be precisely cut and polished to transform the stone into a stone of value. Are you shining bright like a diamond? If you don’t feel like you have
reached your true potential, I encourage you to be more precise with your boundaries. If you feel stressed, depressed, unmotivated, or constantly behind, then perhaps your diamond needs polishing from a professional. It’s okay to not be okay.
Kalap@kscourts.org, 1-785-368-8275;
kalap.com.
MAY JUNE
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Bar Breakfast Tuesday, May 9th |7:30-8:45am St. Andrew's Golf Course
Start your day at the Bar! Join your colleagues and friends for a buff et breakfast, short program with guest speakers, and plenty of networking time.
Court Appreciation Event (with Ethics CLE) Wednesday, June 7th | 4:30-6:30pm DoubleTree Hotel, OP
Join us in showing our appreciation for all the judges and staff of the Johnson County District Court. All JoCo Bar members are invited to join us for BBQ, beer, and wine!
Prior to the BBQ, JoCo Bar will be hosting a 2 hour in-person Ethics CLE in the Sedo- na Room at the Doubletree: Courageous Kansas Attorneys and How to Be One – presented by Chief Judge Karen Arnold-Burger. Please make plans to join us – ad- ditional details on how to register can be found on page 9.
JUNE 22
SUPER CLE!
Thursday, June 22 JoCo Bar Offi ces
See page 9 for more details, and visit the website at
www.jocobar.org to learn more and register!
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