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  Imposter syndrome in social work is one of those experiences that almost everyone has but few people name directly. You passed your licensing exam. You got the job. You're doing the work. So why does it still feel like someone is going to realize you don't actually know what you're doing? For many early career social workers, this quiet fear becomes a daily companion. It's rarely discussed openly in training programs, which makes it easy to assume it means something personal or pathological. In reality, imposter syndrome in social work  is a common and understandable response to the conditions of early social work practice. Quick Answer: How to Overcome Imposter Syndrome in Social Work Imposter syndrome in social work is not a confidence problem - it's a nervous system response to visibility and responsibility. Here's what actually helps: 4 Evidence-Based Approaches That Work Quality Clinical Supervision - Find a supervisor who … [Read More...] about Imposter Syndrome in Social Work: Why It Shows Up & What Helps