Question: If I am in therapy can I be denied a license to practice law?
I don’t recall ever hearing of someone being denied entry to a bar simply because he or she has seen a therapist. Law is a very stressful profession, and many lawyers see therapists. It is often a smart thing to do. There are actually groups, such as Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers in Pennsylvania that help admitted attorneys who need therapy. Given this, I cannot imagine a lawyer being denied a license just because of therapy. I don’t think it would even be legal to do so.