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EPISODE · May 29, 2016 · 52 MIN

Imposter Phenomenon & Self-Doubt

from The Broken Brain

My friend Jeri joins the podcast to discuss Imposter Phenomenon, and the genesis of that term within psychotherapy. Imposter Phenomenon has been used since the 1970s and is a name for a specific type of anxiety and intellectual self-doubt. Jeri Young is a friend, a colleague, and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who specializes in Mind-Body Bridging, Chronic Pain management, and a bunch of other cool stuff.  ALSO, you should totes click on this sentence to READ this cool paper about Imposter Phenomenon by Clance & Imes.

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