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Deliberate practice relies on the ability to do something over and over again until you get it right.
In Medicine, as in psychotherapy it can be hard to "practice" without hurting someone. Doctors practice on cadavers, pig hearts and all many of simulated flesh, for us it can be much harder.
In this video, Aaron highlights some thoughts from the "man who played Trump" in debate prep for Kamala Harris. Can practice debating teach therapists anything about how to refine our skills ?
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Deliberate practice is all well and good for simple things, like learning how to play a musical instrument or learning how to master a sport.
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But what about something complex like psychological therapy?
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When we think of our sporting or musical examples, it's easy to imagine David Beckham kicking the same ball a hundred times over and over again and honing his craft.
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