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June 11, 2026

Beyond Burnout: Building Healthier Legal Workplaces, by Chase Andersen

Burnout among lawyers is not simply an individual struggle. It affects lawyers in law firms, government roles, corporate legal departments, nonprofit organizations, and other legal workplaces. Emerging research indicates that rates of attorney burnout are increasing, making it even more important for legal employers to improve how well-being is supported in the workplace. When legal workplaces … [Read more...]

Article by Sarah MacGillis / Anxiety, Depression, Mental Health, Perfectionism

November 21, 2025

The Weight of the Law Seems Heavier Now

This year has been rather different for many legal professionals. The usual stressors—like tight deadlines and high stakes—are still there, but now they’re mixed with new challenges. The job market feels more unstable than ever, long-standing laws and regulations are quickly changing, and previously unknown stressors seem to be popping up daily, leaving even the most seasoned lawyers feeling … [Read more...]

Article by Sarah MacGillis / Anxiety, Depression, Mental Health / anxiety, Mental Health

September 4, 2024

National Recovery Month 2024 – There is Help and There is Hope

A “lingua franca” is a means of communication that is used when participants in trade or other activities speak different languages. A lingua franca is a bridge that allows the participants to understand one another and conduct the business at hand. For example, English is the lingua franca of aviation. Without the ability to communicate and understand each other, there would be far more flight … [Read more...]

Article by Jon Tynjala / Depression, Substance Use, Substance Use

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