Law Students Resources
Comprehensive Reports on Law Student Mental Health
Resource LinkFalling Through the Cracks: A Report on Mental Health at Yale Law School, December 2014
Comprehensive Reports on Law Student Mental Health
Resource LinkSuffering in Silence: The Survey of Law Student Well-Being and the Reluctance of Law Students to Seek Help for Substance Abuse and Mental Health Concerns, Journal of Legal Education, Vol. 66, No. 1 (2016)
Depression
Resource LinkDepression and Despair in Law School are Real and Need Attention, The Conversation, August 14, 2017
On-Line Resource for Law Students
Resource LinkLawLifeline: Your Online Resource for Law School Mental Health. Self-Tests, Articles, Facts, Resources.
NH Bar Lawyer Referal Service
Resource PDFFREE, CONFIDENTIAL referrals to NH attorneys who can help with issues before the Character and Fitness Committee.
Report from the National Task Force on Lawyer Well-Being
Resource PDFThe Path to Lawyer Well-Being: Practical Recommendations for Postive Change provides fully researched aspects of the legal profession ranging across all employment fields as well as 44 specific recommendations to foster a healthier legal culture that sustains well-being and professional satisfaction.
Well-Being Tool Kit for Legal Employers
Resource PDFAs a practical follow-up to The Path to Lawyer Well-Being: Practical Recommondations for Postive Change from the National Task Force on Lawyer Well-Being, Anne Bradford created this how-to-guide for implementation. Anne Bradford is the founder of Aspire, an educational and consultancy firm for the legal profession. She is a former Big Law equity partner who now focuses on changing legal culture to boost engagement, avoid burn-out and foster meaningful work. She is also the Edior-in-Chief and Co-Author of the Task Force Report. She holds a JD, a Masters in Applied Positve Psychology (MAPP) and a PhD in Psychology.
Alcohol Rehab Help
Resource LinkAlcohol Rehab Help is an informational web guide founded in 2020 created to help those struggling with alcohol use disorders, substance abuse disorders, and/or co-occuring mental health disorders. ARH aids individuals in understanding their issues with addiction and in finding the best treatment option. All content is written by a team of journalists, researchers, doctors and medical professionals. Every article is fact-checked by an addiction counseling expert before publication. Funding sources to not affect the quality or content of this publication.