You Can’t Predict Everything: What the Research Says About Doing This Work Well
If you’re a mental health provider, there’s a good chance you carry a quiet, specific fear that most clinicians rarely say out loud: What if I miss something? What if the thing I didn’t catch is the thing that mattered?
That fear deserves to be taken seriously and so does the research on where it comes from, what it distorts, and what it doesn’t actually say about your competence.
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