Syndrome quotes

Have you ever looked around and realized that you are waiting for everyone else to discover that you’ve been faking it this whole time? That your clinical confidence and competence were all a fluke and that you don’t truly belong in this job, profession, or specialty. Imposter syndrome, specifically clinical imposter syndrome, is alive and well in healthcare today. Press play for a vulnerable look at Tracy’s personal and professional journey with imposter syndrome and tactics to use to…

To judge is “to form an opinion or conclusion about.” Straightforward, right? We need to form opinions and draw conclusions in order to make sense of our world. We do this every day. And yet, when I think of the word, there is an implied negativity. In particular, people often judge one another. We judge one another based on appearance, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, abilities (or lack of abilities) and we often cast aside those who look, act or speak differently than we do. We are…

"Your next big hug is minutes away."

A fascinating collection of disabled motivational and inspiring quotes regarding disability and health related disabilities written by famous as well as everyday people

The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is that little extra. - quote by Jimmy Johnson - Quotlr.com

Addressing imposter syndrome, those pesky feelings of self doubt, what it means, and ways to overcome it.

A marriage and family therapist shared eight signs someone is dealing with "eldest daughter syndrome," which they may not have noticed is tied to the responsibilities, expectations, and pressures they experienced as a child.

Often times I collect articles and notes from things I've read and seen online. If online hoarding was a thing, I'd need an intervention. I'm the type of digital hoarder who'll find an article in a solidified bowl of oatmeal in a dusty corner of my computer hard drive. Gross? Well, it's the truth. In […]

It is a term that describes a controversial theory about the alleged inferiority complex and the resultant aggressiveness as seen in some short-statured people.