With so much pressure from their jobs, lawyers' often don't have time or the mental capacity to deal with their personal relationships. Psychotherapist James Dolan, who treats a number of lawyers, calls it Work Induced Alienation Syndrome.
May 12, 2019 at 07:00 PM
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Margaret kept her expression blank but her eyes reddened slightly and pooled with tears. “May I have a tissue?” she asked, gesturing at the large box on my office coffee table. “Sure,” I said. “That’s what they’re for.”
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