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  • Clinical Psychology
  • Psychotherapy Research

Background:

  • Traditional psychotherapy supervision yields inconsistent results in improving clinician skills and patient outcomes.
  • The effectiveness of standard supervision methods in enhancing therapist competence remains uncertain.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce Deliberate Practice (DP) as a method for enhancing therapists' skills within clinical supervision.
  • To address the need for research, guidelines, and practical examples of DP implementation in supervision.

Main Methods:

  • This introductory paper presents diverse modalities and approaches for integrating DP into clinical supervision.
  • It outlines key definitions, existing research, and potential benefits and challenges of DP-informed supervision.

Main Results:

  • While research on DP in supervision is promising, further investigation is required.
  • There is a current shortage of empirical evidence and practical guidance for DP implementation.

Conclusions:

  • Deliberate Practice (DP) offers a potential pathway to improve therapist skills and outcomes.
  • Further research and experimentation are encouraged to establish DP as an evidence-based learning method in psychotherapy supervision.