For Law Students
- Dave Nee Foundation
- College Student's Guide to Avoiding Drug and Alcohol Abuse —Community for Accredited Online Schools
- Helping Law Students Break Through the Silence of Depression—Published in ABA Journal, February 2012, American Bar Association
- How to Succeed in Law School and Beyond—Texas Lawyers’ Assistance Program
- Emotional Health 101—Half of Us
- Uncommon Counsel—Dave Nee Foundation
- Law Lifeline
- D.C. Bar Lawyer Assistance Program Law Student Flyer, this is a 1-page, 190kb PDF document
- The Besden Redemption —Watch this powerful video about one lawyer's experience with addiction and recovery. Lawyers suffer from mental health and substance use disorders at a much higher rate than non-lawyers. Know you are not alone. If you or someone you know needs help please call our office at (202) 347-3131.
The Students in Recovery listserv, developed by the ABA Commission on Lawyer Assistance Programs (CoLAP), provides a confidential e-mail vehicle for law students who want to get, or stay, clean and sober while in law school. This is a chance for students to connect with and ask questions of their law student peers throughout the US and share their experience, strength and hope. If you wish to be added to the listserv, interested law students should contact the D.C. Bar LAP, directly at [email protected]. Students should be prepared to talk a bit about their history and about their need and desire to communicate with other law students facing similar challenges. LAP staff will make the final determination to add the student to the Listserv and will provide each student with the rules and regulations regarding use of the "Students in Recovery Listserv." When a student graduates and is admitted to the bar, he/she will be removed from the Listserv. This service is confidential.
