An Evolution of Practice: From the Dodo Bird to Deliberate Practice – A Conversation with Scott Miller – Webinar Feature Image

An Evolution of Practice: From the Dodo Bird to Deliberate Practice – A Conversation with Scott Miller – Webinar

Tagged as:   Clinical Practice

Please note: This on-demand webinar is not eligible for continuing education (CE) credit due to its informal, conversational format. Certificates of completion are also not available for on-demand viewing.

Recorded On:   May 14, 2020
Duration:  1 Hour
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This webinar is for mental health professionals, therapists, counselors, and individuals involved in career development and leadership.

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What are the active ingredients in helping people change?
How can we get better at what we do?
What gets in our way?
How might we get in our own way?
And where did the magic of therapy go?

Scott Miller has pursued a decades-long journey in search of what makes psychotherapy work and how professionals can become more effective. While this might seem simple enough, the actual journey has been far from straightforward.

Beginning with his own training and assumptions, Scott describes his trajectory from the surprising research findings about what makes therapy work to the steps that professionals can take to become more effective.

Who's Presenting

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Scott D. Miller, Ph.D.

Founder
International Center for Clinical Excellence
Scott D. Miller, Ph.D., is the founder of the International Center for Clinical Excellence, a global network of clinicians, researchers, and educators committed to advancing excellence in behavioral health services. Dr. Miller leads workshops and training sessions nationally and internationally, assisting numerous public and private agencies to achieve exceptional outcomes. He is recognized as a distinguished “invited faculty” member at the esteemed “Evolution of Psychotherapy Conference,” where his engaging presentation style and profound grasp of research literature motivate practitioners, administrators, and policymakers to implement impactful improvements in service delivery.