Legal Aid Agency Accessibility panel
Share your experiences
The Legal Aid Agency is looking for people who work in the law and who are disabled and/or use assistive technologies to volunteer to be part of a research panel. This panel will take part in ad-hoc research, helping the agency to ensure their digital services are inclusive and easy to use. You do not need to work in Legal Aid to take part - people from all areas of the law are welcomed.
Please sign up by completing this online form
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Your Stories
Real stories of people in the legal community who have experienced stress, depression, anxiety and more.
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My journey to an ADHD and autism diagnosis
"As a woman, I, like many other autistic and ADHD women, learnt to mask my traits and so I went undiagnosed for 32 years."
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How I coped with anxiety
"I felt really unwell – heart rate rising, breathing out of control, nausea, and an overwhelming desire to get out of the car."
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How I coped with stress
"I collapsed in the office mid-deal, suffering from exhaustion."
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How I coped with occupational burnout
Eric's story shows how recognising and addressing occupational burnout is crucial for mental health in the legal sector. He shares his journey and coping strategies, highlighting the importance of self-awareness and seeking support.
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