Dr. Valerie Young, Dr. Ken Duckworth, and you, the listeners, discuss Impostor Syndrome to ask what it is, how to deal with it, and if it’s even real.

The Misnomer That is Impostor Syndrome

Join host John Moe (The Hilarious World of Depression) for honest, relatable, and, yes, sometimes funny conversations about mental health. Hear from comedians, musicians, authors, actors, and other top names in entertainment and the arts about living with depression, anxiety, and many other common disorders. Find out what they’ve done to address it, what worked, and what didn’t. Depresh Mode also features useful insights on mental health issues with experts in the field. It’s honest talk from people who have been there and know their stuff. No shame, no stigma, and more laughs than you might expect.

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The Misnomer That is Impostor Syndrome

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