Environmental Origins of Lawyers’ Psychological Distress: How Early Upbringing, Cognitive Reinforcement, and Professional Socialization Converge to Produce a Mental Health Crisis in the Legal Profession
Environmental Origins of Lawyers’ Psychological Distress: How Early Upbringing, Cognitive Reinforcement, and Professional Socialization Converge to Produce a Mental Health Crisis in the Legal Profession
How the Attorney’s Professional Communication Style Erodes Intimacy Beyond the Law
Psychotherapy for Lawyers: Unique Clinical Challenges and the Case for Specialized Training
BigLaw Mental Health Challenges: The Neuroscience of Status
The Habitual Stress Response in Litigation Practice: Toward a Physiological and Psychological Understanding of Attorney Well-Being
Understanding the Psychological and Relational Toll of Private Law Firm Practice
Autism Spectrum Traits and the Legal Profession
The Lawyer’s Second Act: Transferable Skills and Alternative Careers in a Changing Profession
Junior Associates, Artificial Intelligence, and the Future of Legal Work
Therapy for Lawyers: Constitutional Barriers
The Mirage of Wellbeing: Work/Life Balance, Mental Health, and the BigLaw Attorney
The Neuropsychology of Deadline-Driven Lawyering: Stress Hormone Habituation, Adverse Relationship to Stillness, and the Erosion of Presence
Intriguing Parallels Between Litigation and Psychotherapy Processes
Academic Performance, Emotional Deficiency, and the Attorney’s Psychological Dilemma: A Developmental Analysis
