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5 Myths about Imposter Syndrome

5 Myths about Imposter Syndrome

by | Aug 3, 2018 | Impostor Phenomenon

As you may know, I have started a PhD focussing on the Imposter Syndrome.  While reading academic research, blog posts and press articles it struck me that there are a number of inaccuracies in the way the Imposter Syndrome is portrayed.  Here are five myths I would...
5 Myths about Imposter Syndrome

Swan Rescue & Hidden Strengths

by | Jan 22, 2018 | Positive Pyschology, strengths

What has a swan rescue got to do with finding your strengths?   Research in the field of Positive Psychology indicates that using your strengths at work increases your engagement at work. But how do you know what your strengths are?   Strength Profiles One...
5 Myths about Imposter Syndrome

Dealing with the Imposter Phenomenon

by | Nov 20, 2015 | Positive Pyschology

How to banish your impostor or cope with imposter feelings Having spent the past two years studying for a masters in applied positive psychology, and completing a dissertation on the imposter phenomenon and self-efficacy I should know enough about it by now to write a...
5 Myths about Imposter Syndrome

Connecting and Inspiring Women in STEM

by | May 6, 2014 | Past events

Kate recently gave her ‘Dream, Dare, Do’ keynote speech to Cambridge AWISE, an organisation with the mission to connect and inspire women in science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine. Read about its success here:  ...
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