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Mental health and Lsat / law school
ebalde1234
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Hello everyone, I’ve been having some conversations with various people in the legal field / students and we got talking about mental health. Don’t think if you’re a high achiever that you’re immune to stress / other symptoms of mental illness. It’s important to learn strategies and get help if needed early on ; the lsat is one part of the journey to becoming a lawyer. It’s ok to ask for help. Journal, write , paint , dance do whatever you need to do to feel at ease (besides harmful self destructive behaviour).
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amazing post! I 100% agree
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Being a high-achiever as a human, I think I'm especially prone to stress, anxiety, etc. In all honesty, I'm a little nervous about handling the stress of law school.