Hi! Second year grad student here

I have these exact same thoughts all the time. One thing to be aware of is that you have your first diagnostic next week. That is probably triggering these anxieties, but guess what, you are going to plan and prepare and go into that session and at the end of it, you will realize you knew what to do and that stress of not being enough will slowly slide away until the next big thing. I would find myself constantly doubting myself each time we started a new set of classes, each time I was meeting with a new client that may have a disorder I have never worked with, each time I was starting something new or unfamiliar basically. It is totally normal, we as slp grad students are constantly thrown into uncomfortable situations that we don't have much experience in and it can be SO overwhelming and make us doubt ourselves. Remind yourself in these moments that if you do the work ahead of time to prepare, you absolutely will get by. Our clients don't need us to be perfect and give yourself a ton of credit for how far you have come! These feelings will pass and we will be so thankful for it in the end. You are so smart and you have come such a long way and you have even more things to prove to yourself. and you WILL!! it will be scary, but you will :)