As attorneys have increasingly reported experiencing mental health troubles since the start of the pandemic, the Texas Lawyers' Assistance Program has made the film available to lawyers for free.
May 13, 2021 at 04:29 PM
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With attorneys under significant stress, a situation worsened by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Texas Lawyers’ Assistance Program has produced a video to train lawyers in what they should do if they suspect someone is thinking about taking their own life.
“Our dream is to help lawyers feel comfortable to know what to do and to save lives, and we made the film to share stories,” said Chris Ritter, TLAP director.
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Chris Ritter, director of the Texas Lawyers Assistance Program. Courtesy photo
