Imposter Syndrome And
1 year ago I started working with kids who have autism and developmental disabilities and I know I'm good, very good at what I do....however...Occasionally I still feel insecure about my abilities. At times I'll be very confident but then I feel like I'm being arrogant, which I'm not, and then I question wtf I'm doing. Every has different personalities and may approach somethings in a slight bit different manner, but that doesn't make them more right or you less wrong. I think being confident, and trusting the process is important. The more confident you are, the more you'll shine!
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I'm an Assistant Behavior Analyst and I work with kids with autism and developmental disabilities. I working to become BCBA. I love psychology, neurology, biology, spirituality, working out, languages, learning, Xbox, and becoming the best person I can be!
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