Tortured lawyers need to speak up just as much as tortured poets.

Is online therapy right for you? Well, it depends. As with most options, there are benefits and drawbacks that are worth knowing.

Understanding how professional ethics rules apply to care received for a mental health condition is an important issue for legal professionals, one worthy of more discussion.

The bar exam has been a source of significant anxiety for a long time. Change and hope might be on the horizon.

We will all benefit from a change in legal culture, and we should all be working towards that.

Secondary trauma can be just as disruptive, but is often overlooked.

Stigma needs to become a thing of the past.

The concerning impact of a Fifth Circuit decision could impact attorneys seeking mental health support.

Understanding burnout is a necessary first step towards recovering from burnout.

Understanding what trauma-informed care is and how it can help is an important step.

Recovery can mean a lot of different things. Understanding what it means for you is important.

Peer support is having someone who has found their way out of the dark before help you find the light.

Trauma can wear many different masks. We get that. We’ve been there. And we can help.

Resolutions don’t have to be triggers for shame and guilt.

Just as light replaces night and spring eventually replaces winter, the light will come again to push away the dark.

As holiday deadlines get tighter and tighter, it is important to make room in our busy schedules for self-care as well.

The season of giving can have some real benefits for the giver as well.

Sandra Day O’Connor truly was a Supreme First

The conversation surrounding ethics needs to start at the highest Court in the land and lead the profession forward. This week’s ethics guidelines published by the Court fall short of that.