Racial Trauma Part 2: Imposter Syndrome

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Tearapy Recovery’s discussion on racial trauma continues in Part 2 of the series. The specific topic addressed today is Imposter Syndrome and its effect on personal and professional progression as defined by author, Sheila Wise Rowe. Listen in as our host discusses her own personal experiences with Imposter Syndrome.

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