Imposter Syndrome – Out of the Mire

Imposter Syndrome in Trauma Survivors

Posted on March 26, 2017 by MJ

Here’s a story. I’m sharing it because it might elucidate something for you. I’ll open with a question. Have you ever felt something like a fear of discovery? Like if people found out who you really were, then they would abandon you because, deep… Continue Reading “Imposter Syndrome in Trauma Survivors”

Category: encouragement, Healing, mental health, personal development, PTSD, traits in victims, traumaTags: blame, healing process, Imposter Syndrome, narrative approach, narrative exposure therapy, ontological significance, trauma, witnessing the story