Credit: Sira Anamwong/Shutterstock How to Make It: How Not to Be the Dysfunctional Lawyer in the Office
Most of us have had the occasional feeling that we're moving forward in the wrong direction, or that we're not doing enough, or that we're burning out.
May 06, 2022 at 10:33 AM
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How I Made It
Attorneys and Mental Health. How to Help Yourself and Others
This is the first in a series of articles on the topic of maintaining and improving the mental health of young legal professionals.
Overthinking. Burnout. Anxiety. Isolation. Common enough concepts in any fast-paced society, made even more common by living through months and months of a pandemic.
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