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Psychotherapy for High-Performing Professionals

You’re capable.

But under pressure, something shifts.

Anxiety increases.
Confidence becomes less accessible.
Thinking becomes less clear.
You don’t function the way you typically do.

This can show up as

impostor syndrome, anxiety, or reduced confidence in performance situations.

 

These are different ways of describing the same shift.

This is psychotherapy for professionals who experience changes in how they think, feel, and perform under pressure or visibility.​​

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I work with are high-performing professionals navigating:

 

Impostor syndrome 

Perfectionism and overthinking 

Persistent self-doubt despite success

Performance anxiety and visibility concerns

 

The work is structured and clinical, focused on changing patterns, not simply making sense of them.

I hold a doctorate in psychology and two additional graduate degrees, with nearly two decades of experience working specifically with high-functioning professionals navigating these patterns.

If this is familiar, that is usually enough to look at more directly.    

 

 

 

For professionals navigating impostor syndrome, performance pressure, and self-doubt.

Not ready yet? Download the free guide: What Impostor Syndrome Actually Is.

Meagan Yarmey, PhD, MA, MSW, RSW

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