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Save the date! TLAP's 21st annual Camp TLAP will be held April 2-4, 2027 at Montgomery Bell State Park. We can't wait to see you all there!
Happy National Mentoring Day! Mentorship is a very beneficial tool that can bridge the gap between learning in law school and real-world application. Thank you to all the attorneys who generously share their time and experience to support the next generation of attorneys!
Just a reminder that dates for the 21st annual Camp TLAP are here! Mark your calendars and keep an eye out for the amazing list of presenters we will have for you.
Happy October! Please remember that it is never too late to shed what no longer serves you and begin your own brilliant season of change, just like the autumn.
A recent survey created by the ABA CoLAP and Krill Strategies has just been released. Surveying over 37,000 legal professionals, it shows the importance of supporting mental health in the legal profession. We can always do better for ourselves and those around us. TLAP is here.
Tomorrow is World Mental Health Day, so let's talk mental health! A 2024 survey of lawyers found that 49% feel mental health and substance abuse are at “crisis levels” in the legal profession. The first step is talking about mental health in a positive way. Here are some tips!
Last week, TLAP was honored to host a QPR suicide prevention training for members of the AOC. A vital suicide prevention tool, QPR trains individuals how to recognize the warning sides of suicide crisis and refer individuals to help.
July's Bar Exam results are live on the BLE's website. If you just took the Bar Exam in July, we're proud of all the work you've put in! Today we celebrate you.
This week marks Mental Illness Awareness Week. One in five adults experience a mental health condition each year, which also impacts those that know and love them. There is no shame in mental illness, and it's important to reach out if you need help.
It's National Depression Education & Awareness Month. Roughly 280 million individuals are dealing with depression worldwide, and that includes lawyers and judges. There is hope beyond the diagnosis, and TLAP is here to help break down the barriers. Reach out for help!
Happy first day of fall! Fall is a season of change, both external and internal. Let the season inspire you!
Today is World Alzheimer's Day. If you are concerned that you or someone you love may be suffering from cognitive decline, resources are available and TLAP is here to help.
September marks National Recovery Month. Recovery is possible, and TLAP is here to guide you every step of the way. #RecoveryHappens
Next Wednesday, the Attorney Wellbeing Committee is hosting their Work-life Balance for Young Lawyers & Law Students Zoom roundtable! The event is free and open to all currently enrolled law students and TBA members. Registration can be found here: tba.org/?pg=events&evAction=…
Happy National Hispanic Heritage Month! There are a multitude of Hispanic individuals who have made significant contributions to our profession, including Manuel J. Ruiz Junior, Sonia Sotomayor, and Alberto Gonzales to just name a few. Today, we celebrate them.
Did you know that the percentage of those who have contemplated suicide doubles when you look at the legal profession? It's important to know the signs and reach out to the Suicide & Crisis Hotline by dialing 988 if you or someone you love is experiencing thoughts of suicide.
This week is Suicide Prevention Week. TLAP provides QPR training which can help you learn both the warning signs and how to offer support to those in crisis. If you're interested in scheduling a free training for your law practice, reach out to us for more details!
TLAP would like to thank @NashSchoolOfLaw for inviting us to come speak alongside the BLE on Wednesday evening and allowing us to introduce our new Director, John!

























