The last chapter (but not the last word) on deliberate practice.

Abstract

After climbing a great hill, one only finds that there are many more hills to climb.-NELSON MANDELA DECISION POINTBegin here if you have read the book Better Results and • are routinely measuring your performance and • have collected sufficient data to establish a reliable, evidence-based profile of your therapeutic effectiveness and • have completed the Taxonomy of Deliberate Practice Activities in Psychotherapy and • no longer need help leveraging the factors responsible for treatment outcome nor developing a consistent deliberate practice routine.A bove all else, a field guide is supposed to be practical-an accessible, easyto-use repository of information pertinent to a particular area of interest or subject. It is not a textbook. It is a "ready reference" designed to help the reader quickly find what they want or need to know when they want or need to know it.In the preceding chapters, leading experts have reviewed and summarized the empirical literature, distilled evidence-based principles, and offered concrete