
With Depression Running Rampant, It’s Time For Law Schools To Step Up When It Comes To Student Mental Health
‘We’re literally dying,’ a law student writes in an important new essay.
‘We’re literally dying,’ a law student writes in an important new essay.
More firms need to change their wellbeing programming to better assist their attorneys.
We are looking for insights from both private practice law firms and the clients they serve.
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Sometimes you just have to take care of your mental health.
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This is an important change that will eliminate a barrier to mental health treatment.
There are so many enticing ways to avoid your feelings, like fighting, Amazon, wine, Netflix, or billable hours.
The student has been banned from campus, and there is no threat at the law school at this time.
The time has come to stop asking questions about mental health on bar exam applications.
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The escalating crisis of mental health in the legal profession calls for a holistic approach to enhancing work-life balance, curbing substance abuse, and managing stress, with a commitment to fostering a healthier, more sustainable work environment for lawyers.
Please check on your in-house friends. They are not okay.
Now, let's find a way to improve associates' lives and mental health.
Many lawyers are afraid that asking for help could make them appear weak or unfit for the job. It's time to change that narrative.
This is an important change that would eliminate a barrier to mental health treatment.