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How I Overcame Imposter Syndrome in Feeding Therapy

12 May 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief YouTube monologue, Hallie Bulkin acknowledges the prevalence of imposter syndrome among pediatric feeding professionals, emphasizing that they are not alone in feeling self‑doubt. She highlights two key support structures—Feed the Peds, which provides a comprehensive therapeutic framework, and the Pediatric Feeding Hub, a community space for asking difficult clinical questions. Bulkin shares a compassionate anecdote about a therapist handling successive complex cases yet still seeking weekly guidance, illustrating the ongoing need for peer support. She concludes with an open invitation for anyone struggling or seeking mentorship to join these resources, positioning the community as a safe seat for growth and collaboration.

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You're not alone. We've all been there. We have all struggled with imposter syndrome, especially with pediatric feeding. We've all questioned ourselves and our ability. And I think there are systems in place where you can get the support you need, whether that's through Feed the Peds or through the Pediatric Feeding Hub. Both, I mean, Feed the Peds offers the framework in which I do everything for, and then the Hub is just the place where you get to come and ask those hard questions. And there are some really hard questions. There's one therapist that I feel so bad for. She has like one complicated case after another complicated case, and she's still coming weekly with her questions. And so whatever table you want that to be, there's a seat for you here. It'd be fun to get to walk alongside you in whatever that looks like.