Attorneys Need Help, and Confidentiality

Attorneys are struggling. Not the kind of struggling that shows up in bar complaints, though that happens too. The kind that plays out behind closed doors, at 11pm after the kids are asleep, when the caseload is impossible and the glass of wine has become two and then three.

I know this because I lived it.

I practiced immigration law for 26 years. In the beginning I struggled financially, emotionally, physically, and spiritually. I went through a divorce as a single dad. I know what it is to mismanage a law office and push through the kind of exhaustion that makes you stop caring about the details.

I am also financially free today, with loving relationships and a year-long sabbatical behind me. Both things are true. The path between them was not harder work. It was honest, supported work on five areas law school never taught: Leadership, Management, Finances, Physical Health, and Mental Health.

That is why I built Actualis Attorney Wellness.

If you are an attorney quietly wondering whether this is as good as it gets, I have a different answer. Start with a conversation. It is confidential, and there is no obligation.