Mental Health Resources - Law Libraries: Law Mental Health Resources

Studies reveal that too many lawyers and law students experience chronic stress and high rates of depression and substance use.

The survey examines alcohol use, substance abuse, mental health issues and help-seeking behaviors of lawyers.

Survey of 13,000 attorneys found: . Levels of depression, anxiety, and stress
among attorneys were significant, with 28%, 19%, and 23% experiencing symptoms of depression, anxiety, and stress, respectively.

42% of respondents indicated that they thought they needed help for mental health problems but only half had received counseling.

Article looks at law student mental health and offers some tips for getting help

Kaplan Bar Review surveyed 303 graduates in a bar prep course, 29% reported that their schools did enough to help students with stress, 40% reported their law schools did not do enough, 31% percent did not know.

Developing the ability to identify and manage emotions and seeking help for mental health when needed.

Toolkit designed to help lawyers and legal
employers improve well-being holistically and
systemically.

Research Guide with Links to Resources related to Health, Wellness and Mindfulness for UT Law Students