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
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
Zohar Segal Dansky, Senior Customer Success Manager
Shani, I attended your talk for a small audience and it was super interesting and thought-provoking. You managed to sharpen points that don’t always connect in day-to-day life—ideas we don’t usually pay attention to at work and in life in general. I highly recommend attending your upcoming lectures.
Neta Hornonag Braudo, Clinical Psychologist
A huge thank-you for the lecture for mental health practitioners. It was interesting, rich and varied—both theoretical and practical—and it really helped to conceptualise things and think about directions for treating people who come with issues around self-worth
Amelia R., parent and freelance designer
I really enjoyed the talk—easy to listen to, warm, and easy to take with you. Bits of it kept popping back into my head , and I actually used some of it with my son. It’s rare something sticks after a talk, but this one did
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
