Breaking the Stigma – Mental Health and the Law

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In this powerful episode of Let’s Brief It, co-hosts Prisila Otazo and Tamya Anderson sit down with Marlene Otero, a licensed mental health therapist and attorney, to explore the intersection of mental health and the legal profession.

Together, they unpack the stigma surrounding mental health, discuss the role of policy advocacy in driving meaningful change, and share insights on maintaining overall mental well-being in high-pressure environments. Whether you're a legal professional, a policy advocate, or simply interested in the importance of mental health, this episode offers a thoughtful and engaging conversation designed to inspire and inform.
Connect with Marlene and find more resources at https://www.holisticlifecounsel.com/.
The D.C. Bar Lawyer Assistance Program (LAP) offers free and confidential assistance to students currently enrolled at the six law schools in D.C. You can also listen to the LAP's Podcast "Toward Well Being" for more interviews on well-being challenges faced by the legal community.

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