If you're a mental health professional feeling burnt out, suffering from Imposter Syndrome, or experiencing uncomfortable self-doubt, this guiding self-help book will help you make the most of your career.

How would your life (and your clients' lives) change if you no longer felt overwhelmed by self-doubt, burnt out by the demands of your practice, or questioned decisions inspired by Imposter Syndrome?

In Rachael Britton, PsyD, LP's new book From Novice to Expert: Enhance Your Therapeutic Practice with 6 Confidence-Building Secrets and 7 Key Knowledge Areas, she helps therapists build confidence in their skills and cultivate a deep connection to the impact they're making in their clients' lives.

Designed as a guide by someone who has been there herself, From Novice To Expert focuses on the challenges every therapist faces-including burnout, Imposter Syndrome, and self-doubt-to transform readers' perspectives about what it means to be a therapist.

Explore all seven unique practice areas, optimizing each to ensure that the effort and energy you put into others are positive and fulfill the overall goal of healing. Consider new treatment methods, learn probing questions, and find self-care techniques you may not have thought of before.

Crafted specifically for new-to-the-field psychotherapists, Britton's book acts as a guidepost for those who want to grow within their skills because they feel stuck in helping their clients with the tools they currently have.