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EPISODE · Apr 28, 2024 · 33 MIN

Talking With Dr. Toy: Living Authentically Me--Understanding Imposter Syndrome

from Talking With Dr Toy · host Dr. Toy Lisa Mitchell

There are many facets involved in seeking to understand the origins of imposter syndrome. Dr. Young states the makings of imposter syndrome may entail family origins and dynamics, personality traits such as neuroticism, low-self efficacy, perfectionism, transitions and new beginnings, and social anxiety. These aspects may inform some core beliefs and values individuals may hold about themselves which fuels imposter syndrome. Shame may also be one of the main culprits that keep individuals from exploring and managing imposter syndrome.  www.talkingwithdrtoy.com 

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