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In conversation with Dr Jessamy Hibberd: overthinking, the imposter syndrome and life
Wednesday 18 March 2026 from 7pm
The Delscey Burns Theatre, St Mary's Calne
Dr Jessamy Hibberd is a Chartered Clinical Psychologist, international bestselling author and speaker. With over 20 years clinical practice she works one-to-one with adults experiencing common mental health problems. She has written ten books, including The Imposter Cure, described by the Sunday Times as “the definitive guide to tackling and understanding the psychological mind trap of imposter syndrome.” Her new book The Overthinking Cure: How to free your mind and focus on what really matters is out in February.
Jessamy also works as a media psychologist, regularly contributing content to newspapers and magazines from Good Housekeeping to the Guardian and appearing on podcasts and radio as an ‘expert’ Psychologist and commentator, including Women’s Hour, Radio 5 Live and Deliciously Ella. Her motto is: “What we do every day makes the biggest difference. It’s small steps that lead to the greatest changes.” She shared this message, as well as her personal and professional experience of how to find happiness, in her TEDx talk ‘Adventure of a Lifetime.’
Tickets £15 to include a copy of Dr Jessamy's latest book The Overthinking Cure
Praise for The Overthinking Cure:
'A compassionate, clear, and practical book . . . so very helpful.' - Julia Samuel, author of THIS TOO WILL PASS
'A fantastic book. This book is packed with lots of helpful advice about how to understand your overthinking tendencies and how to address them!'- Dr Jack Mosley, author of FOOD NOISE
'As humans, we're experts at thinking ourselves into corners. What I love about Dr Jessamy Hibberd's work is how she helps us notice the habit without shame - and then gently guides us out of it.' -- Heather Darwall Smith ― author of THE ADHD SLEEP BOOK
For further details please contact Michael Smyth
msmyth@stmaryscalne.org or telephone: 01249 857200