Your Professors ARE out to get you!

The Twin Therapists Podcast

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Have you ever wondered how the bond between students and teachers could shape the future of counseling? We've all faced moments where the weight of our professional roles demanded a personal escape, and this episode is a testament to those shared experiences. With the help of Dr. Angela Weingartner, Assistant Professor of Applied Psychology and Counselor Education at the University of Northern Colorado, we peel back the curtain on the vibrant, sometimes hilarious world of counseling education, where Cards Against Humanity and barbecues aren't just leisure activities - they're building blocks for lasting camaraderie and mental resilience. We discuss how we help students navigate the tumultuous seas of self-doubt during their practicum and beyond. And it doesn't stop there – we explore our own battles with feeling like an impostor, especially when stepping into the shoes of an educator.

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Chapter

1. Your Professors ARE out to get you! (00:00:00)

2. Nurturing Cohort Connections in Counseling (00:00:16)

3. Identifying Imposters in Counseling Programs (00:11:24)

4. Identifying Impostor Syndrome in Students (00:19:41)

5. Impostor Syndrome in Counseling Education (00:27:32)

6. Teaching Humanity and Authenticity in Education (00:31:31)

7. Training Clinicians to Show Humanity (00:34:40)

8. Doctoral Program Experiences and Reflections (00:42:33)