Confident, Connected, and Credentialed
APA Emerging Leadership Academy
March 2019
Drawing from the literature, the presenter will identify key skills new leaders often wish they had, including- confidence and assertiveness- and describe promising practices to develop such skills. The presenter will also provide an in-depth exploration of the phenomenon of the Imposter Syndrome, giving participants strategies to navigate challenges to one’s perceived credibility that may arise in part from ageism. Finally, the presenter will describe credentialing in the fields of psychology and leadership, offering information to help participants discern how to appropriately pursue such credentials and experiences in their chosen career pathways. Original webinar date: March 26, 2019.
This program does not offer CE credit.
Presenter
Lindsey Renee Buckman, PsyD
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