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The Art of Wellness: Law Firms Get Creative
When attorney Mark Goldstein published an open letter to the legal community about his battle with depression, it catapulted his message of survival farther than he ever thought it would go.
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Fighting the Stigma: Breaking the Silence
In 2001 Monique Fortenberry's friend committed suicide. Like Fortenberry, her friend was a lawyer. Fortenberry found herself giving so much that she sought counseling from the D.C. Bar Lawyer Assistance Program.
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Escaping the Trap of Job Dissatisfaction
In the 1970s, Edward Honnold fulfilled a dream when he went to clerk for Judge Wilkey of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit. However, during his clerkship, he would feel exhausted whenever he approached the courthouse.
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