SFP 36 – Deliberate Practice: Reflecting Solution Focused Development with Scott D. Miller
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SFP 36 – Episode 36: Deliberate Practice: Reflecting Solution Focused Development with Scott D. Miller, Ph.D. Simply Focus Podcast – Episode #36 Hosted by: Elfie Czerny & Dominik Godat | Intro & Outro: Bibiana Czerny & Ken Brooks | Music: www.bensound.com SFP 36 - Episode 36: Deliberate Practice: Reflecting Solution Focused Development with Scott D. Miller by Elfie Czerny & Dominik Godat | Simply Focus Podcast | 36:09 http://www.sfontour.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/SFP-36-Deliberate-Practice-Reflecting-Solution-Focused-Development-with-Scott-D-Miller.m4a „We were constantly refining. There wasn’t really a so-called Solution Focused therapy in the form of a noun. Solution Focus was much more of a verb. And we were interested in exploring all of those avenues.“ „At the same time in order to move beyond, that to get better, to engage more clients, I’am probably gonna have to introduce small variations. Things which therapists do naturally, but they might not do reflectively, so that they know that they are making those particular variations.” „First I have to carefully describe the outcomes that we are looking for, I have to measure those outcomes and then look for variations in those outcomes (..) to identify learning opportunities.“ Scott Miller, Ph.D. Show Notes In today’s episode, we talk with Scott D. Miller, PH.D., Founder of the International Center for Clinical Excellence, Author and Promoter of Deliberate Practice, about how he got in touch with Solution Focus how he moved to Milwaukee to work at the Brief Family Therapy Center (BFTC) in Milwaukee what fascinated him with the work at BFTC how the way they worked back then has a lot to do with the work he does now how describing Solution Focus to others led to a standardized approach deliberate practice and how those therapists are most effective that measure their results, reflect their practice, and learn from feedback the Outcome Rating Scale (ORS) and the Session Rating Scale (SRS) and how they can help you refine your practice how well Solution Focus fits to deliberate practice how that way of learning could be transferred to other areas where Solution Focus is applied, like e.g. leadership the difficulty of measuring outcomes and the questions to ask talking the language of our clients or talking about what’s meaningful for them the Challenge of the week: „If you think you are effective, why not find out? Download the measures and begin tracking your outcomes. And see: Are you effective with all your clients? Is it to the degree you thought?” Resources Check out Scott’s website and learn more about deliberate practice and other interesting studies on his blog, the mentioned Feedback Informed Treatment performance metrics – the Outcome Rating Scale (ORS) and the Session Rating Scale (SRS), his books, audios, videos and his scholarly publications, and and follow Scott on Facebook And join our Online Leadership Festival in German: Sei auch dabei bei der 3. Impulskonferenz für Lösungsfokussierte Führung – vom 5. November 2018 bis 31. Januar 2019 – Jetzt anmelden! Join the conversation Friendpower is stronger than willpower. So, let’s learn together! How could we transfer this way of learning to other areas where Solution Focus is used? Share your ideas and thoughts on what inspired you and what differences this makes for you in your everyday life. Share as much detail as possible. 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