Tackling Imposter Syndrome

Lucy Chapple
Psychology Researcher

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Many professionals doubt their abilities and fear that they are not as competent as others perceive them to be–a phenomenon known as ‘impostor syndrome’.

In this webcast, Lucy Chapple draws from her recent research into imposter syndrome and her experience as a lawyer to explain the characteristics and drivers of impostor syndrome. Lucy also provides some practical strategies for tackling imposter syndrome for those working in legal practice.

Speakers

Lucy Chapple

Lucy Chapple | Read bio
Psychology Researcher

Joanne van der Plaat_portrait

         Joanne van der Plaat | Read bio 
        President, The Law Society of NSW

Details

Format: On-demand webcast
Recorded: 16 February 2022
CPD: 1 unit, self-allocated
Cost: Member - complimentary
Non-members - $29
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