Harnessing Strengths Naturally: Unintentional Appreciative Inquiry in Action

This article explores how an unintentional use of Appreciative Inquiry helped a midwifery student overcome imposter syndrome. By reflecting on her journey and strengths, such as communication and empathy, we reframed her self-doubt into self-assurance. The approach highlights the power of focusing on individual strengths to build confidence and foster growth in healthcare education.

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AI Practitioner
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2024-11-04
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https://doi.org/10.12781/978-1-907549-61-8-6
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Education and Critical Thinking Development
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Harnessing Strengths Naturally: Unintentional Appreciative Inquiry in Action

D Colbourne
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Education and Critical Thinking Development
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Harnessing Strengths Naturally: Unintentional Appreciative Inquiry in Action

D Colbourne
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Abstract

This article explores how an unintentional use of Appreciative Inquiry helped a midwifery student overcome imposter syndrome. By reflecting on her journey and strengths, such as communication and empathy, we reframed her self-doubt into self-assurance. The approach highlights the power of focusing on individual strengths to build confidence and foster growth in healthcare education.

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