Imposter Syndrome in Grief

Trigger Warnings: This episode mentions struggles with infertility, struggles with faith, and suicidal ideation.

Episode Overview:

Imposter syndrome in grief is defined as, “The persistent inability to believe that one’s grief is valid or legitimately experienced as a result of one’s own thoughts or feelings.”

I think we all feel this NEED to legitimize our experiences. Or rationalize WHY they were difficult. It’s like we feel the need to be able to adequately explain our feelings and emotions in order for them to be valid. But the fact is, if you felt it, it was real and valid. And that’s enough.

This episode will talk through my own journey of overcoming imposter syndrome and hopefully help guide others to overcome it as well. 

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Products From Good Grief That Will Help:

The Grief Journal
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Transcription of This Week’s Episode:

https://goodgriefjournals.com/blogs/ggb/transcription-episode-6