Photo: Shutterstock 1L, Unsure If She's 'Cut Out' for Law School, Starts Twitter Dialogue on Law Student Mental Health and Neurodivergence
When first-year law student Amelia Eaton took to #lawtwitter seeking advice, lawyers and students from around the globe commented, expressing their own struggles with mental health conditions and encouraging Eaton to take care of herself throughout her studies.
October 15, 2021 at 06:20 PM
5 minute read
Mental Health
First-year law student Amelia Eaton was unsure whether law school was for her.
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