SRA considers new rules on health and wellbeing
SRA considers new rules on health and wellbeing
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) is consulting on proposed changes to its rules that would reinforce its powers to deal with risks to clients and the public when these stem from a poor work culture in law
firms. This is your chance to have your say about how the SRA could positively influence the culture in law firms. The consultation runs for 12 weeks, until Friday 27 May. Find out more.
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Real stories of people in the legal community who have experienced stress, depression, anxiety and more.
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How I coped with anxiety
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Recovering from post-natal depression
" I suffered post-natal depression after both births, and this was particularly severe after my son’s birth, which led to an admission to hospital."
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How I coped with alcohol dependence
"In my late 20s I crashed a car and was banned from driving. My occasional forgetfulness had become regular blackouts during which I lost many hours at a time. At times I suspected what everyone else now realised: I was an alcoholic."
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How I coped with stress
"I collapsed in the office mid-deal, suffering from exhaustion."
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