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Silent Struggles: Gendered Pressures on Male Lawyers Contribute to Depression

Lawyers with Depression

This idealized version of the male lawyer —stoic, confident, and endlessly resilient —leaves little room for authentic emotional experience. According to the 2016 study by the American Bar Association (ABA) and Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation: 28% of lawyers reported depression. These coping mechanisms don’t solve the problem.

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Back-to-School Support & Teen Mental Health Treatment: Practical Tips for Parents

Clear Behavioral Health

A wave of studies published after the 2016 and 2020 elections found increases in election-related stress and anxiety [2]. Our trained mental health professionals are here to support teens in managing complex stress and developing effective coping skills to carry forward in their lives.

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One Therapist’s Take on Lawyer Addiction & Mental Health

Lawyers with Depression

As a therapist who treats addictions, I have seen many people who use alcohol to cope with high-stress jobs. I have also seen people suffer terrible losses when that coping mechanism becomes an addiction. The best outpatient addiction programs offer individual and group therapy.

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