Therapy for Lawyers and Attorneys in Los Angeles
Therapy for lawyers and attorneys.
Lawyer and attorney burnout can feel like Sunday dread that never quite lifts. Big Law associates and partners may carry relentless billable-hour pressure, perfectionism, and the private question: should I quit law? Therapy makes room to consider what the work is costing you without rushing that decision.
IPG offers discreet care alongside consulting for law-firm wellbeing. Our MCLE program supports attorney wellness and offers State Bar of California-approved credit in the competence subfield, bringing attention to the person behind the professional obligation.
- Big Law associate and partner burnout
- Sunday dread and billable-hour pressure
- Perfectionism and chronic vigilance
- Space to consider staying, leaving, or changing how you work
Related care → MCLE ProgramConsultingConcierge Therapy
What this can look like in therapy.
We explore the history beneath overwork: what achievement has meant, what rest brings up, and why the role can become so difficult to set down. Concierge care offers a discreet way to do this work around demanding professional circumstances.
Honest answers before you reach out.
Will my employer or licensing board find out?
We approach your privacy with particular care. Therapy is confidential, subject to legal and ethical exceptions; it is not a blanket guarantee against disclosure in every circumstance. We can discuss those limits, documentation, and any concerns about an employer or licensing board before you begin.
Do I need to take time off from work to do this well?
Not necessarily. Therapy can unfold alongside continued work. If you are considering a burnout leave, sabbatical, or role change, we can help you think through your needs and options without assuming that leaving is the only answer.
Should I see a coach or a therapist for burnout?
Coaching may support practical goals around work and leadership. A therapist can also assess mental health concerns and explore emotional, relational, and longstanding patterns. If exhaustion is affecting your sleep, mood, relationships, or ability to function, a clinical conversation can help clarify the care you need.
← Back to all rolesThe first step is a quiet conversation.
Reach out for a confidential consultation. There is no obligation, only a considered exchange to understand what you are carrying and whether our team is the right fit.