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Stress, power, and high expectations of the legal profession can leave lawyers especially vulnerable to addiction. What's more, personality traits that contribute to a lawyer's success can impede recovery.
Don Carroll, the director of the North Carolina Lawyers Assistance Program (NCLAP), has written the definitive guide on addiction and depression in the legal profession. In A Lawyer's Guide to Healing, Carroll discusses the disease of addiction, how it affects addicted lawyers in every aspect of their lives, and how recovery can help lawyers reclaim their personal lives and professions. More Reviews and RecommendationsDon Carroll, J. D. , is the director of the North Carolina Lawyer Assistance Program. He is a certified employee assistance professional and holds a juris doctorate from the University of Virginia. Don currently holds the chair on the Board of the Chemical Dependency Center in Charlotte, NC. Don has regular columns about the Lawyer Assistance Program that have appeared in the North Carolina State Bar Journal and The Campbell Law Observer. Carroll lives in Davidson, North Carolina. He has two children.