Wellness and Well-being in the Legal Profession (Apr 30, 2025)
Recent reports on mental health and wellness in relation to the legal profession.
"The silent struggle with mental health in the legal profession," The Indiana Lawyer
"Mindfulness and Secondary Trauma," Florida Bar News
"How to be a still point in a turning world," Jordan Furlong
"5 Resilience Tips for Surviving an Existential Crisis," Law.com
"The truth about burnout," Law360 Canada
"More on mental health and the practice of law," Law360 Canada
"Law firms are taking abuse more seriously, but there's still a long road ahead," Canadian Lawyer
"Why Vacationing Lawyers Can't Unplug While Recharging," Bloomberg Law
"Brian Studniberg on practising law with an invisible disability," Precedent Magazine
"Survey finds 8% of US federal judiciary employees experienced workplace abuse," Reuters
"Less Than Half of Surveyed US Judiciary Staff Willing to Report Wrongful Conduct at Work," The National Law Journal
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