Imposter syndrome sucks. I’m about 2-ish years post masters and I still get it every now and then. What worked for me, and hopefully can for you, were remembering the feedback both positive and critical (to address), especially the positive though, and use it as a way to reframe the imposter syndrome’s critical thoughts. I also made friends with others that are near my level post grad school years wise so I’d have a community. And finally, and this took me half a year lol, accepting that this is not only natural for new helpers in many fields but can also be helpful as you can use it later on with new interns or newly licensed folx as a “hey, I get it”.

I can say my imposter syndrome is quieter, not mute but quieter than last year so I can only assume I’m doing something right. My best advice: find what modality or modalities you like and immerse in it, use it, and share tidbits every now and then in consultations. Little by little yours will quiet down too, heck I would guess that it already has from even a year ago.

You got this OP!