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Break Free from Self-Doubt and Own Your Worth—Because You Belong Here

Raíces Fuertes, Wings to Fly

Discover resilience, embrace Latiné identity, and overcome imposter syndrome to thrive personally and professionally.

Breaking the Walls of Doubt

Imposter syndrome isolates us, but shared experiences and support help overcome barriers to true potential.

Tu Voz—Your Inner Guide

Participants will amplify self-trust, overcome perfectionism, and find growth through reflection and collective support.

 Personal Growth

Connection combats imposter syndrome, empowering Latiné professionals to embrace cultural strengths for growth and success.

Do You Feel like an Imposter?

Imposter syndrome is that nagging feeling of self-doubt, insecurity, or not being "good enough," even when you’ve achieved success. For Latinos and Latinas, it can hit harder due to cultural expectations, systemic barriers, or the pressure to represent your community. It might show up as a fear of failure, brushing off your achievements, or striving for perfection. If you’ve ever felt like you don’t belong or questioned whether you truly earned your success, you’re not alone.

Why 'All Good' Works

Real change starts with real support, and this program is designed to work for our community. It offers culturally relevant support, focusing on the conversations that truly matter to us. With small groups, you’ll find a comfortable, close-knit space to build trust and meaningful connections. The learning doesn’t stop after the program—our Circle platform helps you continue growing. Plus, you’ll gain practical tools and simple methods to help you own your worth every single day.

Marisol B. San Francisco, CA

"I've struggled with self-doubt since I was a kid, always feeling like I had to prove my worth to everyone. Being part of this program completely changed my life. For the first time, I felt like I wasn’t alone—everyone in the group understood what I’ve been through as a first-generation Latina. Peter created such a safe space where I could share without fear of judgment, and I learned to trust myself again. Now, I feel proud of who I am, and I finally believe I deserve everything I’ve worked so hard for."

Your Therapist

Peter Lopez-Perez, LMFT, CPTM

Peter, a first-generation Mexican immigrant, has been practicing therapy since 2016. After earning his license in 2019, he dedicated the past five years to specializing in imposter syndrome, first-generation experiences, and the complexities of career development.

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