OBA Work/Life Balance Committee
The committee's stated purpose "is to help attorneys accomplish professional development and growth while also achieving fulfillment in their personal lives. The committee also provides a forum for discussion of the often difficult struggle to manage the demands of career, family, personal and societal obligations." The committee oversees many of the OBA's lawyer outreach services and publications.
The creators of this guide are not mental health experts or professionals. Information and links provided in this guide are meant to serve as examples and suggestions, and they are not specifically endorsed by the Oklahoma City University Law Library, Law School, Campus or its affiliates. Please consult a physician or mental health professional for further assistance and information. If you need immediate assistance please call Oklahoma City University Counseling Services.
For emergencies during office hours, call 405-208-7902. If you have an emergency after hours, please contact the Oklahoma City University Police Department at 405-208-5991.
Lawyers Helping Lawyers is a referral service for lawyers struggling with substance abuse or other emotional and physical issues. The service is free and confidential.
Confidential Hotline: 1-800-364-7886
The links below are taken from the OBA Lawyer's Helping Lawyer's website. Their disclaimer is as follows:
"The assessments are not meant to diagnose or provide treatment, but are designed to provide more specific information and feedback as you evaluate your own symptoms or those of a family member."
Drugs
Alcohol
Depression
Anxiety
Gambling
Stress
The Oklahoma County Bar Association also provides support services to its members. More information about the Oklahoma County Bar Association is available here http://www.okcbar.org
