Tag: legal profession

The Hidden Cost of Losing Good Lawyers

The legal profession is losing talented lawyers not because of skill gaps, but because traditional wellbeing initiatives fail to address the systemic pressures built into law firm culture. By integrating proactive psychological support, structural boundaries, and trauma-informed practices into everyday operations, firms can reduce turnover, improve performance, and build sustainable careers for their lawyers.

Mental Health in the Legal Profession: Part 1

In the first of our collaborative FAQ series with Jamie Kelly of Y Therapy entitled ‘Mental Health in the Legal Profession’ we bring you Part 1 which answers three questions sourced from the legal profession about mental health barriers and challenges.

Mental Health Stigma in Legal Professions: How Lawyers Can Break Down Barriers to Seeking Help

Mental health stigma remains a significant barrier in the legal profession, making it difficult for lawyers to seek help despite growing awareness. In this article Jamie Kelly explores the unique challenges faced by lawyers, the cultural and systemic barriers to mental health support, and practical strategies to foster a supportive work environment.

LGBTQ+ Lawyers

This insightful article by Bridget Garrood, Lawyer and LGBT+ Lawyers Division Committee Member, provides personal viewpoints, gleaned from 29 years of lived experience as a lesbian lawyer, talking to / mentoring others, plus their own curiosity and research.

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