Jeena Cho

Fundamentally, this fight has always been about maintaining control over women. This battle continues today -- here and now.

If you also struggle with impostor syndrome, take heart. You aren't the only one.

Anxiety is one of the more treatable mental health issues but sadly, most people wait five or more years to seek help.

It can be really challenging to make good decisions when you're experiencing burnout.

Use this information to make navigating situations like changing jobs, leaving the law, or retiring easier on yourself.

You may have a persistent and disturbing voice inside that says, 'I am really unhappy.'

How can you improve your resilience?

Lawyers should consider working with a coach to find success and happiness.

This law professor thinks it can be done.

Does this sound familiar? Feeling that you’re not cut out for the work you’re doing or the work you want to be doing?

Career transitions are rarely easy. Be kind to yourself as you try to find your next career path.

It makes sense that lawyers would avoid taking steps to break the loneliness because it would require vulnerability.

Sadly, this is a common story for lawyers, but you may be able to help yourself.

But how can you possibly work your way up to doing it? It's simple: just write.

Some advice on how to bring the joy of writing back to your life.

Our mind is one of the very few things we have the ability to control, and meditation can help.

Lawyers, do you constantly feel tired or even exhausted? You're not alone, and there may be help.

There’s an unstated attitude in our profession that if you experience anxiety, depression, or other stress-related challenges, it’s a character flaw.

Many lawyers seem to think that anxiety must be part of a law practice, as if there is no choice in the matter.

It turns out it's not just women who should 'stick to the knitting.'