Sometimes what looks like modesty is really self-doubt in disguise. Therapists often mistake confidence for arrogance — but real humility leaves room for self-belief.
Many therapists feel overwhelmed by endless CPD options and the pressure to keep learning new modalities. In this blog, therapist and educator Joel Bild reflects on his own experience of CPD overload and explores why modern, inclusive, and supportive learning, like the Confident Therapist Hub, could be a healthier way forward.
Even the most experienced therapists doubt themselves sometimes — but imposter syndrome in our profession runs deeper than simple insecurity. In this post, I explore why therapists are especially vulnerable to self-doubt, what it’s really telling us, and how to rebuild confidence from the inside out. Because confidence isn’t about never questioning yourself — it’s about learning to trust yourself anyway.
Therapist confidence isn’t about always having the right words or feeling certain - it’s about being grounded, authentic, and able to stay present when things get uncomfortable. In this post, I explore what real confidence looks like in the therapy room, why it’s quieter than we think, and how to nurture it from the inside out.
