Ep 115: Mindset, Impostor Syndrome, and Your Scope of Practice
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This episode discusses how impostor syndrome affects yoga teachers' confidence in working with students who have injuries.
Yoga teacher impostor syndrome keeps qualified teachers from working with students who have pain and injuries. If you've ever avoided a student with an injury because you thought "I'm not a physical therapist" or "I don't know enough anatomy," this episode addresses the real barrier: not your scope of practice, but the belief that you're not enough. Learn why the thoughts keeping you stuck are impostor syndrome, not the truth. Discover the unique value you bring that no physical therapist can...
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Host: Monica Bright
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