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Thriving Beyond Doubt: A Mindfulness Self-Compassion Study (New York City)
offered virtually
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Graduate school can sometimes bring feelings of self-doubt or uncertainty, even when you have worked hard to earn your place. As part of my dissertation research through Hofstra University’s Department of Psychology, I am inviting Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) graduate students to participate in “Thriving Beyond Doubt: A Mindfulness Self-Compassion Study”. This online study explores whether mindfulness and self-compassion strategies may help reduce feelings of impostor syndrome and support self-esteem. Your participation is completely voluntary. If this study speaks to your experience, I would be grateful for your consideration!
You may be eligible if you:
✔Are 18 years of age or older
✔Identify as a BIPOC graduate student
✔Are currently enrolled in a graduate program in the United States
✔ Experience feelings of impostor syndrome or difficulties with self-esteem
Curious whether this is for you? Find out more information and check your eligibility by scanning the QR Code in the image!