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Questions and Answers about Feedback Informed Treatment and Deliberate Practice: Another COVID-19 Resource

April 16, 2020 By scottdm 5 Comments

Since they were developed and tested back in the late 90’s, the Outcome and Session Rating Scales have been downloaded by practitioners more than 100,000 times!  Judging by the number of cases entered into the three authorized software applications, the tools have been used inform service delivery for millions of clients seeking care for different problems in diverse treatment settings.  The number of books, manuals, and “how to” videos describing how to use the tools has continued to grow dramatically.  And most weeks, I’m traveling somewhere to provide training or consultation on feedback informed treatment (FIT) — that is, until the COVID-19 outbreak.

Wanting to stay in touch, I offered to meet people online to connect and answer any FIT-related questions.  When all 100 spots for the first webinar filled within two hours, we scheduled another.  It’s also full to capacity.  We are planning more such free events in the future.

In the meantime, I’m making the recordings for each available here.  While I know its not the same as being together live, I think you’ll be surprised by the depth and breadth of the information covered.  Below you will find the first.  You can listen to the entire broadcast or use the guide below to jump directly to the questions that matter most to you.  In the meantime, be on the lookout for the announcement of the next live broadcast!

  1. How to get started with FIT? (2:23)
  2. How can I encourage my clients to provide open, honest feedback? (10:30; revisited 36:15)
  3. Should I start using the measures with established clients? (13:18, revisited 17:05)
  4. How do I know how effective I am? (14:45)
  5. How to interpret ORS and SRS feedback (18:10)
  6. How to use the scales online/on the phone? (22:00)
  7. How effective is supervision? (26:58)
  8. How to work with mandated clients? (31:30)
  9. Why do some clients not give feedback? (37:00)
  10. What is deliberate practice and how to apply it for improving therapist effectiveness? (46:00)

Until next time,

Scott

Scott D. Miller, Ph.D.
Director, International Center for Clinical Excellence

Filed Under: deliberate practice, Feedback Informed Treatment - FIT, FIT, FIT Software Tools, ICCE, Implementation

Comments

  1. Dennis Smith says

    April 18, 2020 at 6:43 am

    Looking forward to learning from you Scott.

    Best regards

    Dennis

    Reply
  2. Bruno Vinther says

    April 21, 2020 at 7:01 am

    I really like the distinction on random and non-random errors and how it relates to FIT and DP. Thanks for that clarity!

    Reply
  3. Stephen Tyalor says

    April 22, 2020 at 9:06 am

    Thanks for posting this Q&A to the website.

    I’m in New Zealand.

    How do I find other New Zealand-based FIT – practicing therapists?

    Reply
    • Brent Gardiner says

      May 13, 2020 at 5:34 pm

      Hi Stephen:
      I am one 🙂 Based in Manawatu. Feel free to email me. b.d.gardiner@massey.ac.nz
      Cheers,
      Brent

      Reply
  4. Marika Paquin says

    May 14, 2020 at 5:21 pm

    Anyone use the tools that speaks Ukrainian? I know people in Ukraine that want to learn about it’s use with veterans.
    Marika

    Reply

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