Dealing with Imposter Syndrome in Physical Therapy

#281: Imposter syndrome is common for early career professionals in any field, but even more so in a service-based field like health and fitness.
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It's something we all have gone through as we gain more experience, so we wanted to share some advice on what we did to gain more confidence.
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[@carafolino7155]

This is a great conversation because I think every therapist feels this way in the beginning and then with transitions when they are trying to “level up” or specialize people feel it all over it again. There is so much out there that makes you feel like you are missing something too. Like everyone said in this session, being okay with saying I don’t know but I’m going to try to know or I will connect you with someone who knows and let go of that ego is huge! Thanks for this conversation!

[@homanchoy5161]

Thank you for this great episodes and all the inspirations!! Gives lots of supports to me as a young PT!

[@BenTramer]

Congratulations Lenny

[@benjaminbaumgardner7620]

I’ve been a PT for 5 years and I still feel it all the time. Thanks for doing this, it’s a good thing to open dialogue about

[@SiTerapiaFisica]

It is good to know and be able to talk about everything that happens in our field, Thanks for sharing!👍