Presented by Dr Shani Waidergoren
Clinical & Counselling Psychologist | Neuroscience PhD | Speaker
Throughout years working as a psychologist, one truth became clear: our self-worth and self-perception are at the heart of our mental well-being. This isn’t just theory—it’s something Dr Shani encountered both personally and through the journeys of hundreds of clients. Imposter syndrome isn’t just about doubting our abilities; it’s about how we measure our worth and internalize success.
This lecture, combines deep academic knowledge and extensive therapeutic experience to unravel the complexities of imposter syndrome and self-worth.
The talk explores what drives these feelings, how they shape our lives, and—most importantly—how we can work through them with practical, real-life strategies.
Who Is This Lecture For?
Corporate teams seeking to support employees' confidence and well-being
individuals struggling with self-worth and professional identity
professionals & students dealing with self-doubt in competitive fields
Key insights and takeaways from this lecture:
Duration: 50 Minute lecture followed by a 30-minute q&a session
Format: available both in-person and online
Why should you listen?
Real world experience
15+ years working with individuals who face these struggles daily
Academic & clinical expertise
a distinctive integration of rigorous scientific research and practical therapeutic experience, offering a well-rounded and deeply informed approach to imposter syndrome
Engaging and personal
this is not just a talk—it’s an opportunity for meaningful self-reflection and learning
