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By sam, 5 May, 2022
Domino-style mask with steampunk decoration (cogs, pipes, etc).

Mental Health and Masking – A Case in Point

I've written before about mental health and 'masking'. In this post I explore this further, with the illustrative example of an early-career solicitor who got in trouble with the Solicitors Regulatory Authority who didn't accept that mental health played a part in their behaviour.
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