Renowned psychologist Scott Miller is perhaps best known for being the
founder of the prestigious International Center for Clinical Excellence,
or the ICCE. Read on to learn more about his work and the formation of
this group.
Renowned psychologist Scott Miller is perhaps best known for being the
founder of the prestigious International Center for Clinical Excellence,
or the ICCE. The ICCE was formed to act as a group where clinicians and
researchers from around the world could promote better behavioral
health services in the sciences. For his part, Dr. Miller not only acts
as the head of the ICCE, but takes his lectures and workshops around the
world on a regular basis, teaching advanced methods of advancing
behavioral health to organizations such as schools and hospitals.
Experts in the field and those who have attended his workshops have long
praised him for his ability to bring psychology to the masses with an
engaging style.
In addition to his work with the ICCE, Scott Miller has also authored a
number of books and articles pertaining to the field of mental health.
These include Escape from Babel, The Heart and Soul of Change, The
Heroic Client, and Staying on Top and Keeping the Sand Out of Your
Pants: The Surfer’s Guide to the Good Life.
It is the ICCE, however, that is Scott Miller’s crowning achievement.
The ICCE brings together specialists and workers from America and abroad
together, all of them with a single purpose in mind. That purpose is to
raise the bar when it comes to how behavioral healthcare services are
provided at clinics and private practices around the world. As part of
this singular purpose, many of these professionals meet and discuss
online strategies that have worked (and those that have not), in an
effort to use the medium of worldwide technology to further the science.
Additionally, the online community acts as a sounding board where
mental health professionals can propose new and exciting ideas about
providing better service to patients.
In an attempt to bring even more healthcare professionals into the mix,
the ICCE has begun to plan in-person retreats where intense training can
be held, with those attending taking what they’ve learned back to their
home base. These trainings focus on a number of fundamental factors
that play in to clinical work. These include looking at how feedback
affects clinical work, using a number of theories and putting them
together to enhance client engagement, and how to use various management
tools and strategies to make a clinical practice run more smoothly.
These trainings are designed to invite professionals from every level
and discipline of clinical practice to learn from Scott Miller and other
highly respected psychologists and psychiatrists.
The International Center for Clinical Excellence is a group of
like-minded individuals founded by Dr. Scott Miller. For more
information on this organization or on more forward-thinking
psychological concepts, please visit:
http://www.psychotherapynetworker.org/
