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Costs of proceedings - Luxembourg
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On this page, you will find information on court costs in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.
Regulatory framework governing fees of legal professions
The fees charged by bailiffs (huissiers de justice) are regulated by a Grand-Ducal Regulation, the amended Grand-Ducal Regulation of 24 January 1991 setting rates for bailiffs. You will find information on this subject on the website of the Bailiffs Association of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.
By virtue of Article 38 of the amended Act of 10 August 1991 regarding the profession of lawyer (avocat), a lawyer's total fees and professional expenses are set by the lawyer. When determining their fees, lawyers take the different elements of the case file into consideration, such as the importance of the case, the level of difficulty, the result achieved and the client's financial situation. Where the amount calculated is found to be excessive, it may be lowered by the Bar Council (Conseil de l'Ordre), which will first examine the different elements of the case in question. You will find information on this subject at the website of the Luxembourg Bar.
Fixed court costs
Fixed court costs in civil proceedings
There are no fixed costs involved in bringing a dispute before a civil court other than bailiffs' and lawyers' fees. In principle, no court costs are incurred in the civil courts. Following judgment, there may be costs incurred to enforce the decision at the request of the successful party.
Court costs in criminal proceedings
Fixed costs payable by all parties to a criminal proceeding
The fee for an authentic copy of a criminal judgment is EUR 0.25 per page. There are no other expenses, apart from copies of criminal court records, which are usually charged at the same rate per page copied for the lawyer requesting it.
When must a party pay fixed costs?
Pursuant to Article 59 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CIC), 'A civil party who initiates a criminal prosecution [i.e. by lodging a criminal complaint] must, unless receiving legal aid, deposit the amount deemed necessary to cover the costs of the proceedings with the court registrar.
The investigating judge (juge d'instruction) shall issue an order recording the filing of the complaint. The judge shall determine the amount of the deposit on the basis of the financial means of the civil party and shall set the deadline by which it must be paid, failing which the complaint shall not be accepted. The judge may, however, waive the requirement for a deposit for civil parties lacking sufficient means.'
However, this procedure is specific to criminal complaints lodged with the investigating judge by parties who also wish to bring a civil action. Complaints and reports of offences made to public prosecutors, and applications made to a trial judge by parties asking to be treated as civil parties (when a complaint is lodged during the proceedings, at the time of the court hearing) do not incur court costs.
Court costs for constitutional cases
There are no specific fixed fees in this field.
What prior information should be provided by a legal representative (lawyer)?
Information concerning the rights and obligations of the parties
According to the principles of the Amended Internal Regulation of 16 March 2005 of the Luxembourg Bar Council, legal representatives (lawyers) are obliged to provide prior information to parties contemplating proceedings. This information must place them in a position to understand their rights and obligations, their chances of success and the costs they might have to pay, including costs incurred should they lose the trial.
Where can I find additional information on court costs?
Where can I find information on court costs in Luxembourg?
Mainly in the legislation and Internet sources mentioned,
At the Reception and Legal Information Service of the Public Prosecutor's Office (Parquet général),
Through special free consultations on women's rights organised by the Public Prosecutor's Office.
In what languages can information on court costs in Luxembourg be found?
In French for legislation;
in English, German, French and Luxembourgish for other information, including information provided orally by the reception services and bodies mentioned above.
Where can I find information on mediation?
Information on mediation is available from the Luxembourg Association of Mediation and Professional Mediators (ALMA Asbl), the Mediation Centre of the Luxembourg Bar (CMBL) and the Ministry of Justice.
What is the maximum income threshold for obtaining legal aid in civil matters or as a defendant in criminal proceedings?
What are the circumstances in which an application can be made for legal aid and what conditions apply?
Natural persons with insufficient means are entitled to legal aid to defend their interests in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, provided they are Luxembourg nationals, foreign nationals authorised to settle in the country, nationals of a Member State of the European Union, or foreign nationals deemed equivalent to Luxembourg nationals for legal aid purposes by virtue of an international treaty.
Legal aid may also be granted to foreign nationals whose home or residence is in another Member State of the European Union, with the exception of Denmark, for any civil or commercial proceedings in relation to cross-border cases within the scope of Council Directive 2003/8/EC of 27 January 2003 to improve access to justice in cross-border cases by establishing minimum common rules relating to legal aid for such disputes.
Legal aid may also be granted in civil or criminal cases to persons mentioned in the first paragraph whose usual home or residence is in Luxembourg in order to obtain the legal advice of a lawyer in Luxembourg, including the preparation of an application for legal aid to be submitted in another Member State of the European Union, until such time as the application for legal aid has been received there, in accordance with the aforementioned Council Directive 2003/8/EC.
Legal aid may also be granted to any other foreign national with insufficient means in proceedings relating to their right to asylum, entry, residence, settlement or removal. Where such foreign nationals are considered to qualify for the right to have a lawyer designated by the Chairman (Bâtonnier) of the Bar by virtue of other legislation, they receive legal aid, limited to the lawyer's allowance, provided only that they can show they have insufficient means.
Means testing of natural persons applying for legal aid is based on their total gross income and wealth and that of the members of the household, in accordance with Articles 19(1) and 20 of the amended Act of 29 April 1999 establishing the right to a guaranteed minimum income, and within the limits determined in Article 5(1), (2), (3), (4) and (6) of that Act. However, the means of other people living in the household are not taken into consideration if the proceeding involves a dispute between spouses or persons usually living together in the same home, or where there is a conflict of interest between them regarding the subject-matter of the dispute, making a separate evaluation of financial means necessary.
If the applicant is a minor implicated in legal proceedings, entitlement to legal aid is granted to him or her independently of the financial situation of the parents or other members of the household, without prejudice to the right of the State to request the reimbursement of the expenses incurred for legal aid for the minor from a father or mother possessing sufficient means.
Legal aid may also be granted to persons who would be excluded on the basis of means testing if serious reasons relating to the social, family or material situation of the applicant justify such treatment.
What are the implementing arrangements for legal aid?
The arrangements for implementing legal aid are laid down in a Grand-Ducal Regulation.
Legal aid is granted in extra-judicial and judicial matters, in non-contentious or contentious matters, to plaintiffs or defendants.
It applies to any action brought before the ordinary courts or the administrative courts.
It may be requested during the course of the proceedings for which it is sought, and if granted may be retroactive with effect from the day the proceedings were initiated or any other date decided by the Chairman of the Bar.
It may also be granted for measures to preserve the status quo pending other proceedings and to execute judgments or any other enforceable instrument.
However, it cannot be granted to owners, holders or drivers of automotive vehicles for disputes relating to such vehicles, or to shopkeepers, industrialists, or craftsmen or professionals in relation to disputes concerning their business or professional activity, except in cases of duly substantiated hardship; nor, in general, can it be granted for disputes regarding speculative activity by the person applying for legal aid.
The Chairman of the Bar may, however, grant legal aid for the cases referred to in the preceding paragraph within the framework of cross-border disputes covered by Council Directive 2003/8/EC of 27 January 2003.
With regard to criminal proceedings, legal aid does not cover the costs and penalties imposed in the event of conviction.
In civil cases, legal aid does not cover flat‑rate legal costs awarded to a successful party (indemnités de procédure) or compensation for abuse of process and vexatious proceedings.
Legal aid is refused to persons bringing an action which appears to be manifestly inadmissible, without merit or unreasonable or whose aim seems disproportionate in relation to the potential costs.
Legal aid is refused if the applicant is entitled, for whatever reason, to the reimbursement by a third party of sums to be paid by legal aid.
Beneficiaries of legal aid are entitled to the assistance of a lawyer and any law officer whose collaboration is necessitated by the cause, the action, or its enforcement.
The decision to assign legal aid
The Chairman of the Bar or a member of the Bar Council appointed by the former for the purpose in the applicant's district of residence decides whether to assign legal aid. For non-residents the decision is taken by the Chairman of the Luxembourg Bar or a member of the Bar Council appointed by the former for the purpose.
Persons with insufficient means apply to the Chairman of the Bar either at a hearing or in writing.
If a person detained by the police claims entitlement to legal aid and requests it, the lawyer assisting the applicant during their detention submits the application to the Chairman of the Bar.
Where the investigating judge appoints a lawyer for an accused claiming entitlement to and applying for legal aid, the investigating judge submits the application to the Chairman of the Bar.
The Chairman of the Bar verifies the claim of insufficient means and, if it is substantiated, allows legal aid for the applicant and appoints a lawyer freely chosen by the latter or, where no lawyer has been chosen by the applicant, or the Chairman of the Bar deems their choice of lawyer to be inappropriate, the lawyer of the Chairman's own choice. Except on grounds of impediment or conflict of interest, lawyers must accept instructions entrusted to them in this way.
In cases of emergency, temporary allowance of legal aid may be assigned, without further formality, by the Chairman of the Bar for the steps the Chairman determines.
Application for legal aid by a minor
If the Chairman of the Bar allows an application for legal aid by a minor whose parents dispose of means such that the minor would not fall within the category of persons with insufficient means, the decision as to whether the minor qualifies for legal aid is communicated to them with a statement indicating that the State is entitled to require the parents jointly and severally to reimburse the amounts paid by the State in respect of legal aid for the minor.
Within ten days of the date of notification of this decision by the Chairman of the Bar, either parent may lodge an appeal with the Disciplinary and Administrative Council, which gives a final ruling on the matter. The Disciplinary and Administrative Council gives a ruling within forty days of the appeal being lodged.
The Chairman of the Bar sends a copy of the final decision regarding the minor's entitlement to legal aid to the Minister of Justice.
The Land Registration and Estates Administration, at the request of the Minister of Justice, is responsible for the recovery of the sums paid by the Government in respect of legal aid for a minor from parents disposing of sufficient means.
Withdrawal of legal aid
The Chairman of the Bar will withdraw an entitlement to legal aid assigned to the applicant even after the proceedings, or after the measures for which it was granted have been completed, if this entitlement is found to have been obtained by incorrect statements or documents. The Chairman of the Bar may withdraw the right to legal aid if the beneficiary accrues financial means during the proceedings or during the completion of these measures or as a result of such proceeding or measures which, had they existed on the day that legal aid was requested, would have precluded any such entitlement. Any changes of this nature must be declared to the Chairman of the Bar by the beneficiary or by the lawyer appointed.
The withdrawal of legal aid renders all costs, charges, fees, allowances, payments, emoluments, deposits and advances of any nature already covered on behalf of applicant immediately payable.
The decision of the Chairman of the Bar declaring the withdrawal of legal aid is communicated to the Minister of Justice immediately. The Land Registration and Estates Administration is responsible for proceeding with the recovery from the beneficiary of the amounts disbursed by the State.
Appeal against the withdrawal of legal aid
The applicant may lodge an appeal against the Chairman of the Bar's decision to refuse or withdraw their legal aid entitlement with the Disciplinary and Administrative Council. Appeals are lodged with the Chairman of the Disciplinary and Administrative Council by letter sent by registered post within 10 days of notification of the Chairman of the Bar's decision. The Disciplinary and Administrative Council, or one of its members appointed for this purpose, hears the explanations of the applicant.
It is possible to file a further appeal against the decision of the Disciplinary and Administrative Council with the Disciplinary and Administrative Appeals Council. By way of derogation, appeals must be lodged within a period of fifteen days.
Notaries and bailiffs are officially appointed by the court dealing with the matter to assist persons entitled to legal aid. In the absence of their appointment by the court seized, notaries are officially appointed by the Chairman of the Notarial Association (Président de la Chambre des Notaires) and bailiffs are officially appointed by the Chairman of the Bailiffs Association (Président de la Chambre des Huissiers de Justice).
Arrangements for granting legal aid are prescribed by Grand-Ducal Regulation; the same applies to the costs covered by legal aid, the circumstances and procedures for recovery by the State of sums disbursed for legal aid and the procedures according to which lawyers who agree to assist persons with insufficient means are compensated by the State, without prejudice to their right to fees if the financial situation of that person, due to the outcome of the proceeding or for other reasons, improves.
All public authorities are obliged to provide their assistance for the preparation of the documentation required to submit applications for legal aid and to verify such applications, and may not invoke professional or administrative secrecy.
What is the maximum salary threshold to qualify for legal aid for victims of crime?
Are there other conditions for obtaining legal aid as a victim of crime?
No, there are no other conditions for obtaining legal aid as a victim of crime.
Are there other conditions governing legal aid entitlement for defendants?
No, there are no other conditions governing legal aid entitlement for defendants.
Are there proceedings that are free of charge?
No, there are no other proceedings that are free of charge.
When does the losing party have to pay the winning party's costs?
In civil matters
The losing party will be ordered to pay costs, but the court will decide by special and reasoned decision whether the entirety or a fraction of the costs should be awarded against another party.
When it would be inequitable to leave one of the parties with the liability of settling expenses incurred by that party and which are not included as costs, the judge can order the other party to make such payment as he or she sees fit.
The rules are laid down by the New Code of Civil Procedure and by the Grand-Ducal Regulation of 21 March 1974 on the fees and remuneration payable to solicitors (avoués) and lawyers.
In criminal matters
When the court finds against the defendant and those civilly liable for the offence, or against a party bringing a civil action joined to the criminal action, the costs, including the public prosecutor's costs, are awarded against them. If the criminal prosecution was initiated by a civil party bringing a civil action, and that party loses the case, that party is personally liable for all the costs of the proceedings. If the civil party merely joined an action brought by the public prosecutor's office, they will be liable only for the costs incurred as a result of their participation.
When it would be inequitable to leave one of the parties with the liability of settling expenses incurred by that party and which are not included as costs, the court can order the other party to make such payment as it sees fit.
The rules are laid down by the Code of Criminal Procedure and by the Grand-Ducal Regulation of 21 March 1974 on the fees and remuneration payable to solicitors and lawyers.
Experts' fees
Each party must pay the fees of their experts.
Translators' and interpreters' fees
Each party must pay the fees of their translators and interpreters.
Luxembourg Report on the Cost Transparency Study (551 Kb)
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Home News What is High Functioning Alcoholism?
We all know the stereotype of the alcoholic who drinks so much they black out in bars; their world falls apart and they lose everything but still have to hit rock bottom before they seek help. That is the image of the alcoholic that is portrayed in the media, but there is another type of alcoholic that is far more difficult to identify and those are people with a condition known as high functioning alcoholism.
High functioning alcoholics appear to have everything under control in their lives, they have steady jobs, a family, a nice home and friends that they socialise with regularly but in reality, they are hiding a serious drinking problem.
Many functioning alcoholics are extremely successful people who enjoy living the high life, but their lifestyle is masking an alcohol addiction that can go undetected and untreated for years. This basically means that a high functioning alcoholic is someone who can function normally in everyday life, maintaining personal and business relationships despite their alcohol addiction.
Because they appear well adjusted, a person suffering from high functioning alcoholism may not be as easy to identify as your stereotypical alcoholic and their symptoms may not be as obvious, but they are still suffering from a disease that causes them to drink compulsively and consume copious amounts of alcohol despite being aware of the legal, social and health risks. Their addiction is every bit as real as that of the deadbeat drunk sitting at the end of the bar drowning his sorrows with cheap vodka. Many functioning alcoholics have a high tolerance for alcohol and can drink moderately during the day, never getting drunk but keeping the cravings and withdrawal symptoms at bay, others might not drink alcoholic beverages at all during the day or in the week but indulge in heavy binge drinking at night or on weekends.
Many high functioning alcoholics are genuinely unaware of their alcohol addiction and since they are in control of their lives, and in many cases extremely successful, they don't see their excessive drinking as a problem. Others think that excessive alcohol consumption and working hard for your success go together and that is why they don't perceive their alcohol use disorder as problematic. But others suffering from high functioning alcoholism work hard to disguise their problem and keep their lives on track.
No matter what excuses a functioning alcoholic uses to justify their continued drinking, alcoholism always has consequences and they will at times experience the negative side effects of alcohol abuse, but it does not prohibit them from functioning in everyday life. They can usually hold it together for many years and the side effects of their addiction may only become apparent much later in life, when the years of alcohol abuse finally take a toll on their bodies, leading to severe health problems as their livers, hearts and brains begin to deteriorate.
People suffering from high functioning alcoholism may be able to fool themselves, their friends and family members into believing that they are doing well but that is just not the case. No matter how good they are disguising their symptoms and the amount of alcohol they consume, they are still addicts with a substance abuse problem. Often their addiction is as serious as a down and out alcoholics and, even though they won't admit it, their alcohol use disorder will have a severe effect on their physical and mental health but if there is no pressure on them to get treatment, they won't stop drinking.
Often family members and friends make excuses for high functioning alcoholics, especially if they are successful, and this makes it easier for them to live in denial. Some even convince themselves that drinking is a job requirement or that it is an entitlement that goes along with their success. But no matter how you dress it up, alcohol abuse is a serious problem with long term consequences and because high functioning alcoholics are so good at hiding their drinking, they may suffer from severe physical and mental health issues before their addiction is diagnosed.
Alcohol and drug addiction can affect anyone, in any strata of society. It is not restricted to an economic or social class and even the most successful people in the world are not immune to addiction and excessive alcohol consumption. Many alcoholics refuse to seek treatment until they hit rock bottom, but high functioning alcoholics often don't reach that point. Even when they do realise that they have a problem they refuse to seek treatment because of the stigma attached to substance abuse and they are concerned about their reputation. Unfortunately, this is a very real concern as there will be people who judge them harshly, but the reality is that if an alcoholic does receive treatment, it is not only their reputation that will suffer in the long term. If left untreated alcohol addiction will eventually have a negative effect on their entire lives.
The first step on the path to recovery is admitting that there is a problem. Unfortunately, this is one of the hardest steps to take as many people with alcohol use disorder continue to live in denial until something drastic happens.
Alcoholism is a progressive disease and without intervention or counselling there will eventually be serious consequences and it is typically only a matter of time before a functioning alcoholic becoming a non-functioning alcoholic, leading to trouble at home, issues at work and perhaps even legal problems.
Once an alcoholic admits they have a problem, there are a number of treatment options available to them. They can attend AA meetings, outpatient treatment programs, counselling sessions with an addiction counsellor or they can enter a rehab facility where they will be given the tools and skills aid their recovery. If you think that you, or someone close to you, has an alcohol problem you need to seek help as soon as possible. With support and perseverance, alcohol recovery is possible.
Posted on Thursday, March 28th, 2019 at 5:18 pm in Alcohol Addiction, Latest News, Relationships.


Painting of The Royal Danish vessel just outside the port of Hongkong. It has it's original Chinese frame. Proberly made in Hongkong at the time, it was normal to paint the ships coming in.
19th century piano stool or chair in mahogany and with original upholstering.
Amazing 19th century enamel bowl or bread basket.
19th-20th century watercolor painting depicting the pageantry of the Mughal Empire by Felix Gardon ~ French.
Mid-19th century European flower painting, in the style of the Dutch school, depicting a bouquet of peonies, with yellow daisies on a black background. Original gilded frame.
A 19th century French painting depicting a well dressed gentleman in an artist's studio. Oil on wood board. Signature lower right is illegible. New frame.


Please leave a reply to share your experiences with Red Moon Wavespells, days and persons.
Affirmation: I am MULUC; MOON; I am your feeling and your consciousness. I help you remember GOD.
Power: The power of the Moon is our feeling. It is the world of emotions lying at our feet and waiting to be entered. The Moon teaches us that emotions can change like the tides. Just like water, feelings need to flow in order to remain healthy. The Moon is all the water, the seas, the rivers, the water in your body, the water of the womb, your tears, your sweat. Find it to purify yourself.
Guidance: Focus on the purity of self-remembrance. Use your ability to feel and communicate by means of your awakened consciouness.
Seal Moon: Moon is the power of purifying water. Emotions are like water. Stagnant water gets polluted, just like the emotions that you suppress will pollute your body and soul. Let everything be and observe your emotions without judgement.
Moon Wavespell: Moon deals with feelings and emotions. Moon is universal water: the seas, rivers, water in your body, the water of the womb, your tears and your sweat. All life needs water. During the Moon Wavespell you may lose it emotionally, with many tears, rage and melodramatic behaviour. And not just you – so beware! It is wise to purify your body with water. Visit a sauna to sweat, drink a lot of water. Make sure all processes can flow freely through your body; only then will you be purified. With a well flowing Moon body, you will be able to easily feel your way through people and situations. You know what is true and what is false. You are like an antenna that receives the unspoken words.


Exclusively for Sephora, the new collection focuses on lips and contouring. A collection of lip liner pencils complement the range of lipsticks available. The cream lipstick gives you glamorous lips, intense colour and long-lasting staying power without dryness. The contouring collection is ideal for hiding those blemishes.
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Sephora's home brand Craig & Karl brings a mixture of vibrant colours together and the range of top coats for nails are some of the snazziest available.
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At a time when systemic misogyny has given rise to a president-elect accused of serial sexual harassment, director Peter Richards has opted to stage Eugene O'Neill's Anna Christie, a play that offers a complex examination of men's moralization of women's sexuality. The results are mixed.
Anna (Therese Plaehn) hates men, "hate 'em—all of 'em!," and with good reason. Her father Chris (Stephen D'Ambrose), a Swedish sailor, sent her to live with male cousins on a farm in Minnesota while he spent the next 15 years at sea. Her cousins worked her like an indentured servant, driving her into prostitution. Chris never knew any of this of course, and was delighted when she decided to reunite with him in New York. Now the captain of a coal barge, Chris takes her aboard to live with him in his cabin, where she meets and falls for Mat, an Irish sailor (Ben Chase). Chris is incensed—Anna is too good to be a sailor's wife, he thinks—and does his best to break them up. But both his and Mat's perception of Anna sour when they discover the truth about her past.
The production remains mostly faithful to O'Neill's original script, save Plaehn's interpretation of Anna. To distance herself from the oft amused but shame-ridden Anna of the text, Plaehn plays her as resilient but ceaselessly suspicious and quick to anger. Her anxious eyes dart through any conversation as she rubs and scratches at her neck area—it's as if merely inhabiting a female body in the presence of men is enough to make her want to jump out of her skin. This unevenly effective choice works best in her biggest moments, such as her climactic confrontation with Mat in the third act. But in quieter instants, her interpretation clashes with the character's actions—why would this justifiably angry but self-assured young woman come clean about her past when she has nothing to feel guilty about? Plaehn's Anna might possess a more updated psychology, but her motives no longer make much sense.
D'Ambrose deft handling of his character's Swedish dialect is an unexpected highlight. Lanky and fully-bearded, the actor disappears into Chris, making believable poetry out of repeated condemnations of that "devil sea!" Another stand-out performance: Tina Johnson's Marthy, who shouts her crackled lines like a spray of sea salt. Chase brings out Mat's nuances by whipping a shock of dark reddish-brown hair when frenzied and frequently dipping his head in a way that somehow communicates both a working-class identity and fraught feelings toward Anna. Scott Aiello as bar-keeping Johnny-the-Priest also gives a fine performance.
The spare, modular set keenly captures the warm, downtrodden feel of Johnny's bar before transforming in later acts into Chris's cabin on the barge. The predominance of grays and blues evoke a moody waterfront that any sailor of the 1920s would believe had some metaphysical sway over fate. Alas: if only fate had led to a production that better connects the outmoded morals of the past to the ideals of today.


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    LOG(INFO) << "PathName: " << path;
    return 0;
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  if (FLAGS_server) {
    CHECK(manager->CreateNewPathName());
    CHECK(manager->SavePathName());
    CHECK(manager->GetPathName(&path));
    LOG(INFO) << "PathName: " << path;
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  LOG(INFO) << "use --client or --server";
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Entrepreneurship is a crazy rollercoaster of a ride. There's moments like the first dollar you make, or making it through your first year of operation, where you experience some fantastic, often dizzying, highs. But unfortunately there are the lows as well, and the fall is that much harder if you're an entrepreneur struggling with mental illness.
An unpublished study by the University of California has found that entrepreneurs self-report on on mental health conditions like depression, substance abuse, and bipolar disorder more frequently that the general population.
Mental illness and entrepreneurship can be a toxic mix if left unchecked. Unfortunately while mental illness is slowly being recognised and accepted in the entrepreneurial world with events such as Failcon, many entrepreneurs are reluctant to speak up about their problems.
Unfortunately it means we have casualties like Jody Sherman, the founder and CEO of Ecomom, who committed suicide in 2013. He was about to turn 48 years old. His company ran out of cash and shut down a couple weeks after his death, despite the fact that it had raised $5 million just six months before. Eventually, Ecomom was acquired by etailz, Inc despite the fact that it shut down.
90% of startups fail, so most new business owners are under intense pressure to turn their companies into successes. Jody Sherman didn't leave any sort of note or letter after he committed suicide, but it's understandable to think that the stress he experienced as the CEO of an imploding company pushed him towards the edge of what any reasonable person could handle.
Though stories like that of Jody Sherman are tragic and do come up, there are also plenty of examples of entrepreneurs who've dealt with mental illness and become stronger for it. So let's not shy away from such an important conversation. Let's be honest and tackle this problem head on.
Because trust me when I say you're not alone, and you don't have handle it alone either.
The truth is, as a culture, we're afraid to talk about mental illness. In the entrepreneurial world it's almost doubly true. We live in a unique world where almost everything can be summed up as neat facts and figures, where everything is binary, and complex nuance is a rarity.
But we must talk about it.
As uncomfortable as it may be, as uncomfortable as it is, entrepreneurship and mental illness have an uncomfortable close relationship.
So let's talk about the problems that many and entrepreneurs with mental illness face in this world. The one where we glorify the success stories, while weakly acknowledging that 90% of startups fail. The one where anyone that isn't a success is almost immediately deemed a failure.
But let's talk about it, and closely examine the space between the rock and the hard place which many entrepreneurs with mental illness call home.
Despite how awareness surrounding mental illness has increased in the past decade, unfortunately there is still an enormous stigma surrounding it.
It's sad to say, but the reality is the majority of the population don't understand that having a mental illness is largely outside of a person's control.
Some people who might not understand an entrepreneur's mental illness are investors, employees, or fellow founders. After all when so much value is placed upon an entrepreneur's reputation it causes so much extra stress and pressure to not appear "weak".
If investors find out about an entrepreneur's mental illness, they might get pushed out of the company or be demoted. Employees finding out about a founder's mental illness might cause them to lose faith in their ability to lead the company. Entrepreneurs are put in a unique situation where there's nothing but stress, where everyone is looking up to you, and you have to be a leader. There's no other way around it.
Having a mental illness doesn't mean that people are incapable of being entrepreneurs. But, founders have the very real fear that they'll appear weak and/or incompetent if employees or investors find out about what they're dealing with. This fear of appearing weak causes so many good people to feel like they're backed into a corner, where unfortunately some believe that the choice of suicide is better than bearing the shame of being a failure.
"No matter how dark it gets, you should never, ever take your own life. Professional investors understand failure. Your friends and family may not but they should. Your employees will move on and find better things to do with their lives. It is all temporary. You may never heal from it, but everyone around you will." – Cyan Banister, angel investor and CEO of Zivity.
Many entrepreneurs are so caught up with being an infallible leader that they forget that even the greatest of people have weaknesses.
Having a mental illness doesn't mean entrepreneurs can't successfully and effectively run their businesses.
But, it is true that, entrepreneurs usually have a tougher time running a business when they're also dealing with mental illness.
Entrepreneurs are responsible for their employees' livelihoods and the livelihoods of their families. They're also responsible for helping their customers live better lives and have a great experience. All of these things create a lot of pressure.
When entrepreneurs are dealing with a mental illness, they often feel like they aren't doing their jobs effectively because they have to focus some of their time and energy on beating the illness. This feeling of inadequacy and incompetence can lead entrepreneurs down a dangerous path where they start to believe that they're letting their customers and employees down.
The important thing for all entrepreneurs to remember is that, regardless whether or not you have a mental illness, you have a team of people around you who can help shoulder the burden. Many entrepreneurs feel like they're the life and soul of their startup, which may be true, but that shouldn't be the case.
This is why Steve Mehr ensures that every organization he's a part of has an advisory board of some sort. Because an entrepreneur's job is to work on their business, not in it. You don't need that kind of pressure, nor should you have to deal with it.
Running a company is challenging. Dealing with mental illness is also quite difficult. Doing the two of these things at the same time is extremely taxing and challenging.
When you have to run a company and recover from your mental illness at the same time, it's easy to feel additional stress.
Entrepreneurs can deal with their mental health problems and grow their businesses at the same time, but they have to put their bodies and minds through the wear and tear of having two full-time jobs.
Rand Fishkin, in a lengthy blog post, bravely and openly talks about his depression. For him the root cause of his depression was shame. As the CEO of Moz he made a series of mistakes that he felt he should have avoided, when in reality he didn't make any decision that any one us wouldn't have made if put in the exact same position. His self-esteem plummeted, his internal credibility dropped, and the shame set in. Shame just feeds the monster that is depression.
Eventually he was able to rally back by having a great network of family and friends supporting him, commitment to therapy, and ultimately deciding to step down as the CEO of Moz.
A lot of people equate the entrepreneurial lifestyle to running a marathon. In this case being an entrepreneur while struggling with mental illness is like running a marathon with a huge backpack filled with rocks strapped to you. Only, try as hard as you might, you can't take the backpack off. Often out of fear that even pausing to take some rocks out will cause you to fall out of the race completely.
Unlike any other injury mental illness isn't something that once you're given some medication or some time it goes away completely. Unfortunately, and this may be difficult for those without it to understand, mental illness is for life. That's why so much treatment is about learning how to manage your mental illness, rather than trying to get rid of it completely.
Here's a great video by the World Health Organization about living with depression.
But mental illness isn't a prison sentence, even though it can sometimes feel like it is.
With the right type of treatment anyone can learn to manage their mental illness in such a way that it doesn't negatively affect their personal and professional lives. But it's important to remember that treatment for mental illness is highly individual what can work for one person might not work for the other.
It takes a whole lot time and effort, as wells as huge spoonfuls of heart and courage, to go down the road of treatment. Because it can be a long process where it'll often get worse before it gets better. I just want you to know that it is going to get better.
Here are some common ways people treat mental illness.
The most common treatment for mental illness is psychotherapy. There are many different kinds of psychotherapy, but the most prevalent and successful type of therapy for treating a broad range of mental illness is cognitive behavioral therapy. Cognitive behavioral therapy's goal is to change certain patterns of thought or behavior in people that cause their mental illness. CBT can be used to treat depression, generalized anxiety disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, eating disorders, schizophrenia, psychosis, bipolar disorder, and other forms of mental illness.
Other common forms of therapy include exposure and response prevention therapy (the primary form of therapy used to treat obsessive-compulsive disorder) and interpersonal therapy (another form of therapy used to treat depression).
In his early and mid-twenties, venture capitalist Brad Feld dealt with a brutal bout of depression. At one point in his battle with depression, Brad considered committing suicide while driving and immediately pulled over and allowed his wife to take the wheel. Eventually, Brad recovered from his depression and became the person he is today.
Brad's strong relationship with his wife Amy helped spark his recovery. He and Amy had a very open relationship, and Brad agreed to tell Amy if and when he ever had suicidal thoughts. The other major thing that helped Brad recover was therapy. After the vacation during which he had that suicidal thought while driving, Brad started therapy immediately. The combination of support from Amy and therapy allowed him to feel better and happier.
Therapy can often feel uncomfortable, but it doesn't have to be. Mental illness is like any other injury. It's not like you wouldn't see a doctor because you have a broken bone, so if you're experiencing mental illness there's no shame in seeing a counsellor, psychologist, or psychiatrist.
Besides therapy, medication is the most effective and common method for treating mental illness. Different medications are used to treat different forms of mental illness, though certain medications can be used to treat multiple types of mental illness. For example, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors are often used to treat depression, generalized anxiety disorder, and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
To get a more complete overview of what types of medication are used to treat different mental illnesses, check out this article by the National Institute of Mental Health.
Although be careful when it comes to medication. It's not like it's a magic cure that will somehow make all your problems go away. Unfortunately medication can only do so much to help you manage your mental illness, it can't make it go away completely.
Take a look at Ryan Gray's story where he talks about his experience with medication and antidepressants. He speaks about how they affected him and his ultimate choice to stay off them.
Now I'm not saying you should make that choice as well. Medication has moved forward in leaps and bounds, and medication is key in helping treat those with mental illness. The idea of taking medication, like therapy, can be scary too. Many don't want to be put into a situation where they feel like they need to rely on medication in order to function. But again, like the broken bone analogy above, there's no practical reason as to why you should refuse something that makes you better.
Exercise won't treat certain types of mental illness such as schizophrenia or bipolar disorder. But, it's an amazing tool for reducing stress and combating the symptoms and effects of anxiety disorders and depression. Countless studies have shown that exercise helps treat depression, anxiety, and stress. If you're unsure of where to start with exercise or what to do, I'd highly recommend checking out Kinobody and NerdFitness. If you're still unsure about how or when to exercise, just remember that going for a walk counts as exercise.
Exercise is key when it comes to preventing bouts of depression. A study conducted on 156 men and women with depression found that regular exercise was just as effective in treating depression as certain antidepressants. Those who exercise regularly are less likely to experience episodes of depression when compared to those who don't. Prevention is always better than a cure.
There are many different types of meditation, but meditation generally refers to focusing your thoughts and attention on a single point of reference such as the breath. Meditation has been shown to reduce stress and hypertension. There's also evidence that suggests meditation can reduce the effects and symptoms of mental illness. To get started with a meditation practice, I'd recommend checking out Headspace.
Listen in on this great conversation between Jerry Colonna and Vincent Horn where they talk about their experiences with mental illness and how meditation helps them.
Meditation, like exercise, is another form of preventative treatment. Again, and I cannot stress this enough, you won't be able to get rid of mental illness completely. It's a part of you. Taking small steps like meditating every day will help you manage your mental illness a lot better than constantly relying on your emergency strategy every time it gets too much to handle.
Imagine you're at a gym and you're lifting weights. Every day someone adds a little weight to the bar, but every day you go to the gym so you can handle it. Sometimes the bar even feels incredibly light and it's a breeze to lift. Lifting it every day means you get stronger and stronger, so when that one day the bar is overloaded you're strong enough to lift it instead of collapsing underneath its weight.
Just like exercise, medical marijuana won't be effective in treating certain types of mental illness like schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and eating disorders. But, medical marijuana has been shown to help people who deal with depression, anxiety disorders, and PTSD. If you deal with one of those illnesses and don't want to use traditional treatments, then medical marijuana might be good to try as an alternative.
Although, like any other drug, be incredibly careful. Also be sure to check with your local and state laws in regards to seeking medical marijuana. In no way do we advocate that you seek illegal substances as a form of treatment.
Play It Away by Charlie Hoehn – In this book, Charlie talks about how he used play to overcome his severe anxiety and workaholism. If you've got crippling anxiety or depression and want to try an alternative method for treating it, then this is the book for you.
Trauma Releasing Exercises (TRE): A revolutionary new method for stress/trauma recovery by David Berceli – Charlie Hoehn recommends this book in Play it Away as another alternative method for treating anxiety, and it's an insightful read. The author shows you a series of exercises that create mild tremors in your body to help release deep tension.
Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy by Dr. David D. Burns – This book teaches readers the basics of cognitive behavioral therapy. While reading a book like this probably won't replace the effects of performing cognitive behavioral therapy under a trained psychologist, it can be a helpful starting point for treating mild depression or anxiety.
One of the best ways to deal with mental illness is to find other people who have similar experiences to yours and connect with them. They'll be able to direct you to resources for treating mental illness you may not have thought of and reassure you that you're not alone in your struggles.
There are lots of online communities you can turn to if you're struggling with mental illness as a entrepreneur. Some of these communities are specific to entrepreneurs and other communities are just for people who want to talk with others about their experiences with mental illness.
But remember at the end of the day the best way to treat your mental illness is with the close support of friends and family.
Hacker News (HN) – Hacker News is known as a community of developers, designers, and entrepreneurs who talk about and vote on the latest news related to the technology industry. When members of the community post about their struggles with mental illness, other people in it are usually supportive. A few examples of HN being extremely supportive are this thread about someone thinking about committing suicide, someone with mental illness asking how others in the community deal with it, and someone dealing with depression asking the community for tips about treating it.
Reddit Entrepreneur – Reddit Entrepreneur is a community of tens of thousands of entrepreneurs who ask questions about business and learn from each other. Questions or threads about entrepreneurs facing mental illness don't come up too often on Reddit Entrepreneur, but the community is usually supportive when they do arise. A few examples of Reddit Entrepreneur being supportive are a thread with someone asking for strategies they can use to beat their depression, advice to someone who's dealing with burnout and depression, and a thread on reducing intense stress as an entrepreneur.
Reddit Mental Health – The mental health subreddit is a safe space to talk about your experiences with mental health and mental illness. It's also a great place to ask questions and learn more about mental illness. It has 12,000+ members.
There are lots of excellent resources for finding a psychiatrist online. To find a psychiatrist who fits your needs and is close to where you live, I'd highly recommend checking out Psychology Today, ZocDoc, and/or WebMD. Keep in mind that a psychiatrist is a medical doctor who can prescribe psychotropic medications to help treat your mental illness or mental health issues.
Some sites you should use to find a psychologist in your area who fits your needs are a search tool provided by the American Psychological Association, Find a Psychologist, and/or the National Register (a search tool for finding psychologists). Please remember that a psychologist is a licensed professional who will provide you with therapy as a way to work through your problems.
If you don't feel comfortable talking to a particular psychologist or receiving treatment from a particular psychiatrist, let them know you're parting ways with them and find someone else. This is a natural part of the process and your right as a patient.
7 Cups of Tea and BlahTherapy are two alternative forms of therapy that you can use online. 7 Cups of Tea offers free, anonymous, and confidential chat with trained volunteer listeners. If you can't afford traditional therapy, then 7 Cups of Tea is an affordable option. Listeners set how much they charge for each call, with many listeners offering free counseling and paid listeners offering affordable counseling. BlahTherapy allows you to talk to talk with their community or with strangers for free. To talk to a therapist on BlahTherapy, you'll have to pay $25.
You can call the number "211" for free at any time and you'll be connected to a professional who will help you find a social worker in your area. Another good resource for finding social workers in your area is Wellness.com. While social workers don't have as much training as psychologists, they can still talk through your problems and provide you with help. Not only can social workers act as therapists that will help you talk through your problems, but they can also help you find inexpensive and/or free psychologists and psychiatrists that will help treat your mental illness.
As an entrepreneur, you're under immense amounts of stress and pressure. Not only does your livelihood rest on the success of your business, but the livelihoods of your employees and their families rest on it too. While genetics play a part in people developing mental illness, high amounts of stress can also activate the genes and neural pathways required for mental illness to develop.
In an environment as stressful as a business, mental illness has a tendency to poke its nasty head and negatively affect people's lives. If you have a mental illness, get treatment for it and focus on your health. Don't let the stigma surrounding it prevent you from getting the help you need. After all, if the state of your mental health is bad, then your business's health will go down the toilet too.


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The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, in conjunction with its new auction and appraisal partner, SCP Auctions, will start its 2016 online auction Wednesday, August 3, running through Saturday, August 20, at www.scpauctions.com.
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Following in the (size 23) footsteps of former Celtics big man Robert Parish, C's great Jo Jo White is selling some of the valuable keepsakes he accumulated during his Hall of Fame career. White is auctioning the championship ring he received after the Celts won the 2008 NBA title, as well as the 1974 and 1976 championship rings he was given as replacements when the originals were lost.
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Jo Jo White, who was finally inducted into the NBA Hall of Fame earlier in 2015, is auctioning off some of his most prized personal sports memorabilia. The former Boston Celtics guard, who won two NBA titles (1974 and 1976), will have some of the most valuable pieces of his career up for the highest bidder until Dec. 5. According to an announcement from SCP Auctions, White is putting many notable aspects of his career up for sale.
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SCP Auctions has been named the new official auction and appraisal partner for the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. As part of their multi-year partnership, fans and collectors will be able to experience an annual auction where the Hoop Hall will benefit from the proceeds. In addition to this, SCP has become a key sponsor of festivities for the upcoming Class of 2015 Enshrinement and is a partner for the annual Family Reunion Dinner that is scheduled to take place on September 10. This year, the Hall of Fame will welcome legendary talents that include Dikembe Mutombo, Jo Jo White, and Lisa Leslie.
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Additionally, SCP Auctions has been named a Premier Sponsor for the Class of 2015 Enshrinement festivities, as well as the presenting partner of the Family Reunion Dinner during Enshrinement weekend on September 10th.
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Good morning! I was asking the Lord for understanding about some things. Some friends have suffered some pretty devastating blows recently and I just couldn't wrap my head around it. I heard the Spirit say to my heart, you must draw near to me. Illness can't come on Me, so if you are in my arms, it can't get to you.
A commentary inidcates that the Lord is describing an abiding defense against inflicted disease, but the promise is conditioned upon making the Lord our true refuge and habitation. The word refuge in Hebrew means a shelter, a place of trust. Dwelling place means a retreat. It describes a security of intimately dwelling together as in marriage. When we make the Lord our refuge and habitation by trusting Him, taking our cares, fears and needs to Him, seeking His counsel, spending times of refreshing with Him and by loving Him closely every day, we enter into a sheltered place of promise regarding health. This truth safeguards against making prayer for healing only a recourse for emergencies.
Now don't get all condemned and start arguing. That's not my intent. What I got from this and the rest of Psalm 91 is that God is complely merciful and full of grace toward us. He wants us to set our love upon Him and as a result He promises deliverance and honor and protection. He longs for us to stop and look into His eyes, to hear His heart daily, to dwell there. I think this gives me hope. I want to set my eyes on the Lord, to seek His face and share my life with Him. I believe His promises are for me today, not some obscure myth that applied to people in a story. So I press on, I want to apprehend what He has promised, what He has in mind for my life. I want to go forward in the power and might of the God of Glory who sets me free and gives me purpose in peace. And yeah buddy, in case you're wondering, it really is for real, life doesn't have to be a spin of a wheel. The steps of a righteous man are ordered by the Lord. Thanks Father.