Overcoming Imposter Syndrome - Dec 2026

$450.00

Online workshop

Date & Time:
December 3, 2026: 10:00am - 2:00pm EST
December 10, 2026: 10:00am - 2:30pm EST
Prework: 2 contact hours (time TBD)

Tuition: $450.00
Early Bird discount - pay $400 by November 3rd
Use code OVERCOMING

Continuing Education:
10 GPCC™ CCEs
7.5 Core Competencies ICF CCEs
2.5 Resource Development ICF
‍ ‍OR
10 Clinical CE hours

Registration deadline: November 3, 2026

Online workshop

Date & Time:
December 3, 2026: 10:00am - 2:00pm EST
December 10, 2026: 10:00am - 2:30pm EST
Prework: 2 contact hours (time TBD)

Tuition: $450.00
Early Bird discount - pay $400 by November 3rd
Use code OVERCOMING

Continuing Education:
10 GPCC™ CCEs
7.5 Core Competencies ICF CCEs
2.5 Resource Development ICF
‍ ‍OR
10 Clinical CE hours

Registration deadline: November 3, 2026

Imposter Syndrome: Doubting one’s own skills, successes and accomplishments resulting in wondering – and operating - as if they are not deserved.

Does this sound familiar to you about yourself - or to the people you coach about themselves?

In his latest book, The Power Within, Gestalt coach Matt Kerzner, PhD, provides a look at understanding Imposter Syndrome, and accessible ways to unlock the power within by creating and embodying Alter Egos.

This highly interactive, hands-on workshop, uses a Gestalt-informed process to consider the imposter and discover what might be possible to unlock your coaching ~ unlock your leading ~ and tap into the power of designing and embodying the alter ego’s strengths! Learnings will be applied in real time in group coaching, paired coaching conversations and plenary discussions.

Join Matt and Melissa Kelly-McCabe, MCC, to step into a new possibility – for yourself and for your coachees.

Come curious. Leave with an integrated understanding of the alter ego, greater self-awareness, and an actionable plan for personal and professional growth.

Sent to each registrant will be a complimentary copy of The Power Within | Maximizing your potential through the exploration of an alter ego, by Matthew R. Kerzner, PhD, GPCC.