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Most therapists recognize the moment anxiety shows up in session. What's harder to name is what's actually happening and why it's so common. This guide walks through self-monitoring, self-doubt, and imposter syndrome in early clinical practice, not to fix them, but to make sense of them so you can stay present with your clients and do the work.
Most therapists recognize the moment anxiety shows up in session. What's harder to name is what's actually happening and why it's so common. This guide walks through self-monitoring, self-doubt, and imposter syndrome in early clinical practice, not to fix them, but to make sense of them so you can stay present with your clients and do the work.