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Thanks for the comment Marshall Hall.

Just to clarify, the purpose of my post was to highlight the extent of mental health problems in law firms. It was not to advertise.

It would, in any event, have made a poor advert. The name of the company through which I provide my mental health advocacy work was not mentioned in my post. Nor were any contact details.

Even if I did mention it, the business is one from which I have never taken a personal income. All my coaching work (for individuals who are trying to manage their mental health challenges) is provided free of charge. Small charges I make for workshops and speeches cover the expense of providing free services.

I dedicate two days a week (unpaid) to this work. I fund the company from my own pocket.

The point I made in my post about the work I do was therefore not to advertise, but to add experience-based credibility to the point I was making - that support for mental wellbeing in firms is something that needs to improve.

I hope the clarification is helpful.

Jonathan