Charleston School of Law, in partnership with Lawyers Helping Lawyers, have released the Fall 2022 event schedule.
Lawyers Helping Lawyers provides any lawyer, judge, or law student who is experiencing problems with substance abuse or experiencing other mental or emotional health challenges.
The organization also provides referrals to services, mentors who have experienced similar challenges, and can help you develop a plan to address character and fitness issues. All services are confidential.
Please contact Beth Padgett or Michael Abro for more information.
Monday, October 17
12pm – 1pm (224)
Mindfulness Training: Lunch Provided
Monday, October 24
12pm – 1pm (224)
Mindfulness Training: Lunch Provided
Monday, October 31
12pm – 1pm (224)
Mindfulness Training: Lunch Provided
Tuesday, November 8
12pm – 5pm (Student Affairs Conference Room)
Office Hours
Tuesday, November 22nd
12pm – 5pm (Student Affairs Conference Room)
Office Hours
Tuesday, December 6th
12pm – 5pm (Student Affairs Conference Room)
Office Hours
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