Celebrating 50 Years of Help & Hope
Celebrate 50 years of Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers at the Stepping Up Breakfast.
This meaningful morning will bring the legal community together to reflect, share stories,
and strengthen our collective commitment to well-being and recovery.
Together, we’ll honor the past, acknowledge the present, and look ahead with hope for the future of our profession.
👉 Click here for event details and registration.
CLE Offerings – See our new Events tab at the top of this page.
Breaking the Silence: Mental Health and Substance Use in the Legal Profession
Wednesday, March 11, 2026, 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
1.0 Mental Health Credit (pending)
Presenter: Jon Tynjala, Executive Director
Register for the Webinar here
Mindful Moments: Ethically Managing Stress
Tuesday, March 31, 12:00p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
1.0 Ethics Credit (pending)
Presenter: Patty Devoy, Client Services Director
Register for the Webinar here
Recovery Support Meetings
LCL has a long history of supporting recovery through many avenues, although our roots are in the 12 Step tradition. While these listed groups are not “official” LCL groups, LCL does provide space and technological support for these weekly Recovery Support meetings.
Please note new time and platform!
Mondays, except holidays, at 12:00 p.m. This hybrid (in-person and by Zoom) meeting follows the traditional 12 Steps framework.
Call 651-646-5590 or 866-525-6466 or email us for information.
Please click here for other meeting links.
LCL Connection Groups
LCL offers several check-in and support opportunities via Zoom videoconferencing. Open our LCL Resources and Connections 2025 for more information and joining instructions.
- The Path to Well-Being Group, every Thursday, 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
- Solo/Small Practice Connections Group – This group offers support and discussion opportunities for solo and small group practitioners on how to manage the unique stressors of practicing law and managing a small or solo practice. Interested? Please email us for information.
Insights Newsletter – Understanding and Addressing Burnout
Burnout isn’t a personal weakness. It’s a condition that develops over time when ongoing demands outweigh your time, energy, support, or ability to cope. We discuss how burnout builds, why it’s so common, and practical strategies you can use to restore balance and find the support you need.
Learn more in this month’s article, “Helpful Strategies to Prevent Burnout.”
In this month’s newsletter, check out the Special Features and Upcoming Webinars:
- for Leadership: Why Burnout Prevention Fails Without Organizational Change and Strengthening Team Communication and Engagement in Uncertain Times
- for Students: Understanding Burnout: What Students Need to Know
- Upcoming webinars: How to Communicate Effectively and Avoid Burnout in the Workplace: A Four-Part Approach to Sustainable Success
- and the latest video: Managing Burnout Before it Manages You
AllOne Health Wellness Resources
AllOne Health provides numerous resources covering a wide range of topics on its website. You can set up your own free account and access them on your own schedule. Click here to visit their site. Click the “Member Portal & App” button to sign in or create your new account. When creating your account, use “lawyers” as the Company Access Code.
Suicide Prevention: Every Lawyer’s Opportunity
What are the signs and what can I say? This article will provide some guidance on reducing our risk. Additional resources are available here.
Just Ask: How We Must Stop Minding Our Own Business in the Legal World is a powerful suicide prevention video created by the Texas Lawyer Assistance program with the assistance of the Pennsylvania LAP. You may access the video and other suicide prevention resources here.
We recognize that content like this can be triggering for some. The video begins with a warning and offers support and encouragement to reach out to others.
Advance Notice of Upcoming CLEs & Events
We’ve had several requests from lawyers to provide email notifications of upcoming CLEs. We’ve developed a monthly email specifically for the purpose of letting people know what CLEs and events are planned, when they are scheduled, and registration information.
If you want to join the emailing notification list, just provide the following information. You’ll receive an email from Vertical Response, the platform we use, asking you to confirm your email address. You can cancel at any time by clicking on the “Unsubscribe” link contained in each newsletter.