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The Value of A Gratitude Practice for Lawyers and Law Students (And Tips For Starting One)
Feeling burned out? With Thanksgiving a few weeks away, there’s no better time to begin a gratitude practice (or to remind yourself how important one is).
Coping with Depression in Law School
If you're a law student suffering from depression, you're not alone, and it's important to know that there are resources to help.
Recognizing Mental Health and Wellness in the Legal Industry
Saturday, October 10, is Law School Mental Health Day. Vault is taking the week to recognize the importance of mental health and well-being in the legal industry—read on to see how.
Don’t Forget About Self-Care This School Year
To maximize your success in law school, you need to take of yourself, too.
Advice for Managing Stress & Loneliness While Social Distancing: An Interview with Dr. Jaclyn Fleck
We turned to Dr. Jaclyn Fleck, Licensed Clinical Psychologist, to ask for professional advice on how students can manage stress and loneliness during this time.
Law Students, It’s Okay to Not Be Okay During the Coronavirus Pandemic
COVID-19 has impacted life as we know it across the globe. For law students in particular, the pandemic has caused a number of challenges and disappointments. Intense emotions like anxiety, sadness, and anger are completely normal—and it's okay to adjust your goals and expectations to prioritize your mental health needs.