Imposter Syndrome Across the Therapist Career Span Recognizing, Reframing, and Responding with Clinical Confidence

Full Description

This Practice Well Lunch & Learn focuses on understanding and addressing imposter syndrome across the therapist career span. While often associated with early-career clinicians, experiences of self-doubt, uncertainty, and internal pressure can persist throughout professional development.

Participants will examine how imposter experiences show up in clinical work, including their impact on decision-making, confidence, and therapeutic presence. The session introduces practical strategies for recognizing these patterns, reframing internal narratives, and responding in ways that support both clinician effectiveness and ethical practice.

Learning Objectives

Participants will be able to:

1. Identify common manifestations of imposter syndrome across different stages of a therapist’s career