Scott D. Miller
Psychologist who developed Feedback Informed Treatment; writes on therapist effectiveness.
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- Scott D.
- Miller is a psychologist, trainer and consultant who developed Feedback Informed Treatment.
- Feedback Informed Treatment uses routine client feedback to improve retention and outcomes in behavioural health.
- He was the first to publish research on deliberate practice in improving individual therapists' effectiveness.
- He has written more than a dozen books, including The Heart and Soul of Change and Better Results.
Key facts
- Known for
- Developer of Feedback Informed Treatment (FIT)1
- Research
- First to write about and publish research on deliberate practice in improving practitioners' effectiveness1
- Books
- More than a dozen, including The Heart and Soul of Change and Better Results: Using Deliberate Practice to Improve Therapeutic Effectiveness1
- Work
- Workshops, training and consultation for clinicians and agencies worldwide1
- Writes
- A Substack newsletter2
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