Alexandre Vaz's guest appearances

Alexandre Vaz

Very Bad Therapy

EWS - Efficiently Work Sport

Conversas de Café

Calvary Campo

Alex Williams

Brian Cain

Curt Widhalm

Scott Miller

Babe Ruth

Thomas Lennon

Paul Gilmartin

Katie Vernoy

Christine King

Joe Kort

Danielle Kramer

Diane Gehart

Christopher Taylor

Ken Ravizza

Rachel Coleman

OwlTail

Sentámo-nos com as nossas chávenas de café para conversar sobre o processo de mudança em terapia, sobre o que podemos esperar de uma terapia, qual o nosso papel e o impacto da pandemia

Sentámo-nos com as nossas chávenas de café para conversar sobre o processo de mudança em terapia, sobre o que podemos esperar de uma terapia, qual o nosso papel e o impacto da pandemia

Alexandre Vaz - a mudança em psicoterapia

Tony Rousmaniere

Deliberate practice is an emerging (and sometimes abstract) concept of psychotherapist development. Tony Rousmaniere and Alex Vaz are working to transform these ideas into concrete practices. This episode is an exploration of the theory, adaptability, and future of deliberate practice.  Plus, Alex leads Carrie in a live demonstration of a deliberate practice exercise with Ben playing the role of a challenging client. VBT in Focus is a series of sporadic episodes in which Carrie and Ben have the privilege of chatting with their favorite thinkers in the field of psychotherapy. Thank you for listening. Support the show by becoming a monthly subscriber on Patreon to receive access to bonus episodes or by making a one-time contribution via PayPal. Show Notes:  Deliberate Practice Institute What is Deliberate Practice The Essentials of Deliberate Practice (APA Press) Very Bad Therapy: Website / Facebook / Tell Us Your Story 

Deliberate practice is an emerging (and sometimes abstract) concept of psychotherapist development. Tony Rousmaniere and Alex Vaz are working to transform these ideas into concrete practices. This episode is an exploration of the theory, adaptability, and future of deliberate practice.  Plus, Alex leads Carrie in a live demonstration of a deliberate practice exercise with Ben playing the role of a challenging client. VBT in Focus is a series of sporadic episodes in which Carrie and Ben have the privilege of chatting with their favorite thinkers in the field of psychotherapy. Thank you for listening. Support the show by becoming a <a href="https://www.patreon.com/verybadtherapy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">monthly subscriber on Patreon</a> to receive access to bonus episodes or by making a <a href="https://www.paypal.me/verybadtherapy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">one-time contribution via PayPal</a>. Show Notes: <ul> <li><a href="https://www.dpfortherapists.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Deliberate Practice Institute</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.dpfortherapists.com/what-is-deliberate-practice" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">What is Deliberate Practice</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JortKlWfztA&amp;feature=youtu.be" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Essentials of Deliberate Practice (APA Press)</a></li> <li>Very Bad Therapy: <a href="https://www.verybadtherapy.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a> / <a href="https://www.facebook.com/vbtpodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> / <a href="https://www.verybadtherapy.com/contact" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tell Us Your Story</a></li> </ul>

53. VBT in Focus: How to Do Deliberate Practice (with Dr. Tony Rousmaniere and Dr. Alexandre Vaz)

 Deliberate Practice 🔵 is a well validated concept (and tool!), that people wanting to engage in a Path OF Mastery at any skill development, should know about - and start to implement its valuable principles.   On the First EWS Interview, our founder speaks to an Expert in this field: Alexandre Vaz. He has an admirable background, EWS loves his work on the Psychotherapy realm, and we couldn't start this off better!  He works with other professionals in that matrix of Practice (mainly from the Psychotherapy world and for Psychotherapists) @DP_Institute   Anyway, this wasn't constrained by that. He is also a stupendous Musician, Teacher, Public Speaker, and a continuous Student (loves Biographies!) -- listen to Intro for proper presentation of him.   Layout (in short):  - We present the topic with an emphasis on athletes and students.   - We go over imagined scenarios and real examples.  - We diverge on associated and relevant components to engage well in practice and go for the gradual and sustained improvements  - Mainly expressing the role of psychological and emotional aspects when envisioning these kind of practices and processes.  NOTE: Due to technical issues, the first 5-10 minutes were not recorded by my mic. So you will hear a pronounced cut informing the time where it got turned on. You should listen with better quality from there. (Intro was also made presentially with Alex) _____    Quotations: "The problem is: if you train without thinking about this, it's kind of leaving up to luck to know if you're on that optimal zone or not. But if you train in a way (...) the training will help"  "(...) so just repeating in and of itself gives very little to anyone (...) what you are repeating, how, when... those are the most important..." "Trying to motivate people is a dangerous business. (...) I don't think that it's the teacher's role totally motivate and engage his student...(clarifies)" "We don't want to say to people 'you shouldn't criticize yourself', or 'you shouldn't feel ashamed (...) they'll just feel unvalidated. The most effective way is..." "Deliberate Practice is failure facing: you have to be very comfortable with failing. And if you're only comfortable with not showing, you're probably not gonna get better." "A precondition for getting better at something is (the ability to be)being bad at something"  _____ Timestamps: Beginning (after Guest Intro) - 4:10 The 'Reaction Form' tool - 6:00 Frontier of Comfort Zone (aka Zone of Proximal Development) - 12:45 The Problem w/ Repetition in Practice - 14:30 Characteristics of a Bad Training - 21:47 An Issue around Athletes Will + Proper Approach to have - 26:35 On the movie Whiplash - 33:10 Bringing Albert Ellis wisdom - 48:36  More About: Guest Website for Services of Psychotherapy, Public Speaking, and Deliberate Practice: alexandrevaz.com Credits (Attribution under CC4.0 guidelines):Intro &amp; Outro Song: Affection (edited)Artist: SappheirosSource: Link2SongLicense: Creative Commons _____ -- We appreciate your feedback: By leaving a Review for EWS HERE, you are automatically helping athletes/youngsters in need (see website) -- Learn More -- Tell us your thoughts / questions by audio - quick and anonymously if wanted 😉 -- We give you tips, can we get some TIPS from you? Support us!

Deliberate Practice 🔵 is a well validated concept (and tool!), that people wanting to engage in a Path OF Mastery at any skill development, should know about - and start to implement its valuable principles.   On the First EWS Interview, our founder speaks to an Expert in this field: Alexandre Vaz. He has an admirable background, EWS loves his work on the Psychotherapy realm, and we couldn't start this off better!  He works with other professionals in that matrix of Practice (mainly from the Psychotherapy world and for Psychotherapists) <a href="http://www.dpfortherapists.com" rel="external nofollow" target="_blank">@DP_Institute</a>  Anyway, this wasn't constrained by that. He is also a stupendous Musician, Teacher, Public Speaker, and a continuous Student (loves Biographies!) -- listen to Intro for proper presentation of him.   Layout (in short):  - We present the topic with an emphasis on athletes and students.   - We go over imagined scenarios and real examples.  - We diverge on associated and relevant components to engage well in practice and go for the gradual and sustained improvements  - Mainly expressing the role of psychological and emotional aspects when envisioning these kind of practices and processes.  NOTE: Due to technical issues, the first 5-10 minutes were not recorded by my mic. So you will hear a pronounced cut informing the time where it got turned on. You should listen with better quality from there. (Intro was also made presentially with Alex) _____  Quotations: <ul><li>"The problem is: if you train without thinking about this, it's kind of leaving up to luck to know if you're on that optimal zone or not. But if you train in a way (...) the training will help" </li> <li>"(...) so just repeating in and of itself gives very little to anyone (...) what you are repeating, how, when... those are the most important..."</li> <li>"Trying to motivate people is a dangerous business. (...) I don't think that it's the teacher's role totally motivate and engage his student...(clarifies)"</li> <li>"We don't want to say to people 'you shouldn't criticize yourself', or 'you shouldn't feel ashamed (...) they'll just feel unvalidated. The most effective way is..."</li> <li>"Deliberate Practice is failure facing: you have to be very comfortable with failing. And if you're only comfortable with not showing, you're probably not gonna get better."</li> <li>"A precondition for getting better at something is (the ability to be)being bad at something"</li> </ul> _____ Timestamps: <ul><li>Beginning (after Guest Intro) - 4:10</li> <li>The 'Reaction Form' tool - 6:00</li> <li>Frontier of Comfort Zone (aka Zone of Proximal Development) - 12:45</li> <li>The Problem w/ Repetition in Practice - 14:30</li> <li>Characteristics of a Bad Training - 21:47</li> <li>An Issue around Athletes Will + Proper Approach to have - 26:35</li> <li>On the movie Whiplash - 33:10</li> <li>Bringing Albert Ellis wisdom - 48:36</li> </ul> More About: Guest Website for Services of Psychotherapy, Public Speaking, and Deliberate Practice: <a href="http://www.alexandrevaz.com" rel="external nofollow" target="_blank">alexandrevaz.com</a> Credits (Attribution under CC4.0 guidelines):Intro &amp; Outro Song: Affection (edited)Artist: SappheirosSource: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-EjWSh5Suo" rel="external nofollow" target="_blank">Link2Song</a>License: Creative Commons _____ -- We appreciate your feedback: By leaving a <a href="https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/ews-building-psychology-for-op-1017732" rel="external nofollow" target="_blank">Review for EWS HERE</a>, you are automatically helping athletes/youngsters in need (see website) -- <a href="https://ewsport.eu" rel="external nofollow" target="_blank">Learn More</a> -- <a href="https://www.speakpipe.com/ewspodcast" rel="external nofollow" target="_blank">Tell us your thoughts / questions by audio</a> - quick and anonymously if wanted 😉 -- We give you tips, can we get some <a href="https://en.tipeee.com/ews" rel="external nofollow payment" target="_blank">TIPS from you</a>? <a href="https://en.tipeee.com/ews/" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support us!</a>

10. (!) The Essentials of Deliberate Practice w/ Alexandre Vaz, PhD