Lessons from 25 Years Ago
After 9/11 we saw how we could care for one another to heal from the darkest days. We need to get back to those lessons.
Suicide Prevention in the Legal Profession
Having a conversation about suicide prevention in the legal profession is a necessity.
Mental Illness, Violent Crime, and the Legal Profession: Why Better Education Matters
Understanding the intersection between violent actions and mental illness is complex but important.
Mental Health Lessons Learned from Jimothy the Raccoon
Jimothy the Raccoon offers us some important lessons.
Law School Is Hard, But We’re Here to Help
Law school needs to be where the conversation about lawyer well-being starts.
Obergefell and Why We Shouldn’t Kill All
Obergefell is a reminder why the law and lawyers matter.
Building Better Bar Associations
A look at what needs to happen outside of firms to normalize lawyer well-being.
Reflecting on Mental Health Awareness Month
Looking back on mental health awareness month still leaves looking ahead at how far we have to go.
On Bullies and Lawyers
Understanding the impact of bullying in the legal profession can help reduce the harms caused by bullying.
Psychological Safety in Firms
Creating psychological safety in a firm benefits both the associates and the firm as a whole.
A Supreme Mistake
The Supreme Court’s Decision in the Colorado Conversion Therapy Ban case risks undermining the safeguards provided by state regulation of therapists.

