Why So Many Lawyers Struggle With Depression, Alcohol, and Burnout
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Why So Many Lawyers Struggle With Depression, Alcohol, and Burnout
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The legal profession demands excellence. But what is the hidden cost of that demand?
In this episode, Neal sits down with Patrick Krill, lawyer and board certified addiction counselor, to explore burnout, perfectionism, alcohol culture, and mental health in law.
Patrick co authored the landmark 2016 national study of 13,000 lawyers that revealed elevated rates of depression, anxiety, and problem drinking. They discuss what the data showed, why so many lawyers ignore early warning signs, and how fear driven perfectionism quietly erodes both performance and well being.
They also talk about law school pressure, comparison culture, loneliness in the profession, work family conflict, and what law firm leadership can do to create meaningful cultural change.
If you are a lawyer who has ever felt exhausted, isolated, or unsure how to sustain this career long term, this conversation is for you.
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