FYI, Lawyers: It’s Eating Disorder Awareness Week
Today, I am approaching 19 years since I last stuck my finger down my throat.
Eating Disorders Took My Daughter And Changed My View Of Lawyer Wellness
An inspiring way to deal with tragic, heart-breaking loss as a father and lawyer.
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I Didn’t Ask My Law School For Mental Health Support. Here Is Why.
I wonder if the seven years of struggle would have been cut short if I had the option to speak with someone who cared.
Let’s Talk About Eating Disorders In The Legal Industry
Allowing myself to be vulnerable and let those feelings out was a key in my long-term eating disorder recovery.
Law School Was Largely About My Eating Disorders
What can law schools do? The first thing is to understand that eating disorders are not just defined by appearance.
What Megyn Kelly Gets Wrong About Fat-Shaming
Let’s encourage people to be happy and healthy. Let’s teach them that regardless of their appearance, that they are enough.
Paying for Law School in 2025: A Straight-Talk Playbook
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The Bulimic Lawyer (And Law Student)
If you are suffering in silence as a law student or practicing lawyer, know that recovery is possible.
The Struggle: When Law School Gives You An Eating Disorder
By the end of her first semester in law school, she was wearing clothing from the children's section.