

PRACTICAL MASTERCLASS
for Gas Girls (Sussex)
Practical Masterclass to reprogramme unhelpful patterns for doctors that hold you back


Imposter syndrome has become such a familiar phrase its tempting to think the medical professional understands and has dealt with it, but the data tells us otherwise. Imposter thinking shows up for trainees, consultants, trust executives alike

Imposter Thinking is not a confidence problem you should have outgrown by now. It's a thinking pattern, and the good news is that thinking patterns can be reprogrammed.




When it goes well, nobody clocks that you were even in the room.
Hard to feel competent when the goal is the absence of events.
Vigilance keeps patients safe and fuels the voice checking for cracks.
Your team and patients need to trust you, even mid your second-guessing.
If that's you - you're not imagining it, and you won't be the only one.






What imposter thinking is (and isn't). Not a syndrome, not low self-esteem, not something uniquely wrong with you.
Why doctors, and anaesthetists especially, are more prone to it. The training, the assessment culture, and the nature of the job itself.
The 5 types of imposter thinking, so you can spot which pattern or patterns are actually running the show for you.
Three practical tools to normalise, reframe, keep going regardless which are built for practical use in the moment, not just in theory.
Have a safe space to name it and hear the room nod along. Q&A, and where to go for more support afterwards.
This masterclass has been designed for doctors who are tired of constantly questioning
themselves, despite the evidence of their abilty.






