Strengthening the well-being of law schools and, through it, the legal profession.
One of the biggest challenges the legal profession faces is erasing the stigma of addressing mental health issues. Take a look at the information here and let these people know that they are not alone by raising awareness of mental health issues.
You, the law student, matter. It is okay that you will not be okay from time to time while in law school; this Toolkit is the result of efforts from hundreds of individuals around the country who want to facilitate your well-being.
The ABA Law Student Division’s official National Mental Health Day at law schools is observed on October 10, the same day mental health initiatives are spotlighted nationwide.
Alcoholism, drug addiction, and mental health problems are afflictions that affect a significant number of professionals, including lawyers and judges. To provide a model for assisting those whose practices have been impaired by addictions, the ABA created the Commission on Lawyer Assistance Programs (CoLAP).
More reading and listening on mental health as it relates to the legal profession. This page includes links to articles, podcasts, blogs, and webinars that deal with attorney stress and wellness.
