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Mental Health among Lawyers with Suzan Hixon

Mental Health among Lawyers with Suzan Hixon

August 4, 2022 Posted by Jeremy W. Richter Lawyerpreneur Podcast

In Episode 65 of Lawyerpreneur, we talk with Suzan Hixon, the founder of Legally Blissed, which is the coaching business she uses to help lawyers structure a practice that suits their needs. In our candid conversation, Suzan talks about her own mental health struggles and how that enabled her to shine a light on mental health issues within the legal industry. She has not only become an advocate for others, but through her business is showing other lawyers how to advocate for themselves.

For other conversations about mental health in the legal profession, check out past episodes with Brian Cuban (Ep. 14) and Annie Little (Ep. 64).

Lawyerpreneur Episode 65 Mental Health among Lawyers with Suzan Hixon

Mental Health among Lawyers with Suzan Hixon

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