Empower the next generation of mental health professionals by honing your skills as a clinical supervisor in supporting trainees grappling with imposter syndrome. In this specialized training, learn how to navigate the psychological intricacies of imposter syndrome, a common hurdle for mental health professionals. Gain insights into identifying and addressing self-doubt, providing tools to challenge negative thoughts and celebrate accomplishments. As a clinical supervisor, your role extends beyond education; you become a guide, nurturing the identity development of trainees. Acquire a clear game plan and structured approaches to effectively support trainees, fostering confidence, resilience, and excellence in their clinical journey.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand what imposter syndrome is

• Explore the common fears trainees encounter in their professional journey.

• Recognize and navigate your own experiences when acquiring new skills or theory, fostering empathy and understanding as a clinical supervisor.

• Delve into the roles and responsibilities of clinical supervisors, emphasizing competency management and an organized approach to compliance, training, and competencies.

• Review and gain insights from several models that normalize, support, and develop self-confidence for a trainee

• Develop strategies to normalize the trainees' experience