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Can you tell me what I’m supposed to do? A free deliberate practice resource

May 17, 2017 By scottdm 5 Comments

what can i doYou’ve read the studies.  Maybe you’ve even attended a training.

Deliberate practice is the key to improving your effectiveness as a psychotherapist.  Top performing therapists devote twice as much time to the process. More, when employed purposefully and mindfully, the outcomes of average practitioners steadily rise over time.

But what exactly is a therapist supposed to practice in order to improve?  It’s a question that comes up within minutes of introducing the subject at my workshops–one my colleagues, Daryl Chow, Sharon Lu, Geoffrey Tan, and I have been working on answering.

Just over three years ago, we published preliminary results of a study documenting the impact of individualized feedback and rehearsal on mastering difficult conversations in psychotherapy. Therapists not only improved their ability to respond empathically under especially challenging circumstances, but were able to generalize what they learned to new and different situations.

How to learn from homeNow, the entire deliberate practice program has gone online.  In light of the research, it’s been both expanded and refined.  There’s no need to leave the comfort of your home or office and, best of all, it’s free.

Sign up to participate and you will learn what to practice as well as receive feedback specifically tailored to your professional development.  You will also be helping the field as the program is part of a research study on deliberate practice.

****UPDATE! UPDATE! UPDATE! UPDATE!****

Response to the above post has been overwhelming!  Despite the size of the study, all of the available spots filled within 45 minutes.  I’ve been corresponding with the chief researcher, Daryl Chow, Ph.D.. He tells me 15 more spots have just been added.  If you want to participate, click here.  The password is: DCT.  If all of the spots are taken, please add your name to the wait list.

One more opportunity: join me in Chicago for the upcoming two-day intensive on deliberate practice. For more information or to register, click on the icon below my name.  As with the online program, we are nearly full, so register today.

Until next time,

Scott

Scott D. Miller, Ph.D.
Director, International Center for Clinical Excellence
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Filed Under: deliberate practice, evidence-based practice, excellence, Feedback Informed Treatment - FIT

Comments

  1. Marlo Archer says

    May 19, 2017 at 11:26 am

    I’m on the waitlist. I responded immediately and it’s all sold out!

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  2. Jennifer Taylor-Ide says

    May 19, 2017 at 3:03 pm

    Just got this invitation to sign up for deliberate practice, but it looks as if all sessions are full. Is this true? I would like to participate.

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  3. Joyce Alessi says

    May 19, 2017 at 8:23 pm

    I went to the site and all classes are sold out. None are available.

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  4. Eva Pedersen says

    May 20, 2017 at 3:07 am

    Any chance there will be future opportunities? Would love to take part. Eva

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  5. Jack Stoltzfus says

    May 29, 2017 at 1:17 pm

    Would like to be on the waiting list if sessions filled- deliberate practice resource. Thanks

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