Deliberate Practice with Scott D. Miller

In this episode, Rob interviews Scott D. Miller, the founder of the International Center for Clinical Excellence, about his personal story and what drove him to pursue coaching other clinicians about feedback informed treatment. Rob and Scott discuss surfing, Scott’s relationships throughout his career, deliberate practice, and how it applies to clinicians today. Related Blogs https://bit.ly/how-to-find-a-good-therapist https://bit.ly/group-therapy-know-your-options https://bit.ly/equine-therapy-teen-mental-health Resources Staying on Top and Keeping the Sand Out of Your Pants: A Surfer's Guide to the Good Life: Miller, Scott, Hubble, Mark, Houdeshell, Seth, Byrne, John: 9780757300332: Amazon.com: Books Better Results: Using Deliberate Practice to Improve Therapeutic Effectiveness on JSTOR Connect with Embark on Social Media:

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Have a question for our experts? We want to hear from you! Submit your questions to: [e-mail] About Rob Rob Gent, M.A. LPC, is the Chief Clinical Officer and one of the founding members of Embark Behavioral Health. Rob has been with the company for 15 years and has led the Embark organization in clinical development and growth of numerous programs. He is the lead developer of the proprietary CASA Developmental Framework, which is pervasive throughout Embark’s programs. Through his dedication to advancing clinical development, practice, and research, he has become a nationally recognized expert in the field. His specialization in clinical development is enhanced by his therapeutic expertise and has yielded such accomplishments as the development of; The CASA Developmental Framework, Vive Family Intensive Program, Calo Preteens, Canine Attachment Therapy-Transferable Attachment Program, and other specialized programs. Rob’s dedication has led him to pursue his Ph.D in Psychology with an emphasis on development and attachment. He remains passionate about neurological, psychological, and physiological development and continues to focus on advancing research and the effectiveness of therapeutic interventions. He resides in Tempe, Arizona, with his wife and two boys.