Psychologist. Speaker. Author. Coach. Consultant. Lawyer Well-Being. Law Student Well-Being. Emotional Intelligence. Healthy Workplace.

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Television Appearances:

WFSB-3, May 18, 2020 interview with anchor Kara Sundlun on managing quarantine fatigue

WFSB-3, March 30, 2020 interview with anchor Mark Zinni on managing COVID-19 stress:

WTNH, Channel 8, airing on May 11, 2012 and May 13, 2012. Interviewed by host Jocelyn Maminta as part of story on “Mom’s and Stress”.

Featured in:

Law360 Pulse, May31, 2023, Stress is No Badge Of Honor When It Comes to Attorney Well-Being. Dr. Cipriano participated in a Q&A feature highlighting her background, mental health stigma in the legal profession, and The Thriving Lawyer book.
ALM Corporate Counsel, October 18, 2023, Why Women Lawyers Must 'Get Rid of Their Inner Perfectionist', written by an ALM reporter who attended Dr. Cipriano’s opening plenary keynote at the 2023 Women, Influence and Power in Law Conference.
Corporate Counsel Business Journal article, July 2023, Wellbeing in a Post-Pandemic World, where Dr. Cipriano participated in a Q&A about wellbeing, organizational culture, and her new book, The Thriving Lawyer: A Multidimensional Model of Well-Being for a Sustainable Legal Profession.
Yale Daily News, September 14, 2023, Two Professors Named APA Fellows for Contributions to Psychology
UConn Today, November 6, 2024. Law Graduate Traci Cipriano Promotes the Mental Health of Lawyers. Her book lays out a wellness framework as a honeycomb that encompasses the intersecting personal and professional aspects of a lawyer’s life.

Quoted in:

CNN, September 7, 2024, Mental Health Jobs Will Grow 3 Times the Rate of All US Jobs Over the Next Decade
Prevention Magazine, September 2024, In Focus: Stress and Anxiety, Stressing 9 to 5.
Law360 Pulse, June 18, 2024, Are Attorneys Happy on the Job?
ALM Corporate Counsel, May 21, 2024, Swelling Workloads Taking Toll on In-House Lawyers’ Mental Health
The American Lawyer, May 18, 2023 article, on the AMLAW 2023 Mental Health Survey results. Dr. Cipriano shared that requiring associates (or yourself) to always be on call is not a sustainable practice.
REALTOR Magazine, November 30, 2023. Quoted in article, How Emotional Intelligence Makes You a Better Leader
REALTOR Magazine, November 2, 2023. Quoted in article, Build a Morning Routine That Works
The Hartford Courant, November 6, 2016, “Amid rising tension and stress, voters want election over”

Quoted in New England Psychologist:

April 3, 2023, “Financial Psychology: Creating a Balanced Relationship with Money”.
July 5th, 2019, “Specialists address the complexities of treating women’s emotional health”
October 2, 2018, “Behavior analysts must be licensed in Connecticut”
August 18, 2017, “Disability benefits rate exceeds national average”
March 1, 2017, “Integrated practices: Moving towards comprehensive healthcare”
January 1, 2017, “Internship program eliminated”
January 1, 2017, “Budget climate defines legislative agenda”
July 1, 2016, “Connecticut report tracks behavioral health claims”
July 1, 2015, “ICD-10 takes effect Oct. 1”
June 1, 2014, “ICD-10 Conversion Delayed”
February 1, 2014, “Eyewitness testimony at heart of court cases”
November 1, 2013, “Psychologists brace for insurance changes”
June 1, 2013, “Bill allows psychologists, physicians to have joint practice”
March 1, 2013, “Task force working on mental health legislation”

Other News and Awards

Dr. Cipriano Recognized as a “Game Changer” by the Connecticut Legal Awards

March 22, 2022, “In Elite Company: Announcing 2022’s Connecticut Legal Awards Nominees. Dr. Traci Cipriano was recognized as a “Game Changer”. Game Changers have made a difference in the field of law, been a positive force for change. Award winners will be recognized at the annual Connecticut Legal Awards Dinner at the AquaTurf Club in Plantsville, CT.