Liz Career Coaching

Feeling like a fraud? Let's talk about "Imposter Syndrome" with Dr. Sanchez

Liz Herrera Season 6 Episode 57

Do you ever second guess your accomplishments, skills and abilities and feel like you will be discovered? Do you experience feelings of being a fraud or non-deserving of a promotion or that higher level title? You are not alone! These feelings of being a fraud despite one's achievements is known as imposter phenomenon. In this episode, I have a candid conversation with Dr. Adriana Sanchez, a counseling psychologist, who provides a deeper insight into this phenomenon, the research behind it, and strategies to manage these feelings of self-doubt. 

About Dr. Sanchez:

Dr. Adriana Sanchez is a second-generation Mexican American and proud first-generation college graduate. As a Counseling Psychologist, her clinical practice and research has focused on the mental health and educational attainment of historically marginalized and under-served populations. She is passionate about culturally affirming and trauma-informed treatment, clinical training and supervision, social justice outreach and advocacy, and consultation. She currently works as a mental health provider for university students.

Episode highlights:

  • How societal pressures influence feelings of imposter syndrome
  • Recognizing the external factors and systems that contribute to experiencing imposter phenomenon
  • Not allowing these feelings of self-doubt to impact your career trajectory
  • Strategies in managing feelings of being an imposter
  • Challenging our inner thoughts and negative self-talk

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