Rob has conducted training sessions throughout Western Canada, at National and International Conferences, and is known for his ability to offer practice-oriented information in an experiential format, encouraging training participants to quickly integrate new material into their current practice. She is presently a consultant at local social services, assigned to different municipalities. Kari has been a social worker and family therapist for 40 years, for the moment mostly doing couples counselling. He has lectured and consulted to programs around the world, including serves on the editorial boards of three journals, including Motivational Interviewing: Training, Research, Implementation, and Practice, as well as Sexual Abuse: A Journal of Research and Treatment and the Journal of Sexual Aggression. Susanne Bargmann is a licensed psychologist and specialist in psychotherapy, has over 8 years of experience working with CDOI / FIT with various populations. Heidi is head of crisis counseling at HelsinkiMissio, which is a non-profit organization. She had written several articles about CDOI / FIT in Danish and has recently published an article discussing the idea of Evidence Based Practice, and how CDOI / FIT can contribute to another way of understanding this concept.

She had written several articles about CDOI / FIT in Danish and has recently published an article discussing the idea of Evidence Based Practice, and how CDOI / FIT can contribute to another way of understanding this concept. Following a former career as a dentist, Bill trained as a human givens therapist, graduating in 2004. In the role of Associate Executive Director, Leigh is an administrator of two social service organizations delivering services in Youth Justice, Child Welfare and Children's Mental Health contexts. Using on-site training and web-conferencing technologies, Jim trained and supervised, specializing in Feedback Informed Treatment, Professional Outcomes and Accountabilities, Ethics and the Law, and Brief Therapies. Robbie has taught in the Faculty of Social Work, University of Calgary since 1982.

He works primarily with education programs for adolescents and adults within social psychiatry. He oversees the University's Clinical Mental Health Clinic and the statewide implementation of the early identification and treatment of psychosis (EASA) program in Oregon where feedback informed treatment is utilized. She has 17 years of experience, and currently serves as team leader for a program designed to help individuals recover after a first episode of psychosis. Bill became a certified CDOI trainer in 2008 and is a manager and senior supervisor with Relationships, Australia in Mandurah, Western Australia. She has primarily worked with teenagers with risk behavior and their families at Maria Ungdom in Stockholm where she has been involved in implementing Feedback Informed Treatment (FIT). He is also the lead editor for the upcoming book, Feedback-Informed Treatment in Clinical Practice: Reaching for Excellence, in press with the American Psychological Association Press.

Anders is a clinical psychologist working at a public family service center in Denmark. A psychologist by profession Brendan has over 20 years experience in the healthcare and employee-wellbeing sectors with a particular interest in promoting psychological health and well-being, the role of feedback in treatment outcome and clinician performance improvement. Peers helping and supporting each other with thinking, planning and reflecting on their most challenging cases.The ICCE is a supportive and collaborative learning community that increases practitioner engagement in the development process.

Specific work has focused on introducing and expanding the practice of priviledging the client's voice in treatment decisions in schools and in military behavioral health systems. Gathering outcome data is now routine and many clinicians have sufficient data to estimate their relative effectiveness. Daniel L. Buccino LCSW-C, BCD is clinical supervisor and student coordinator in the Adult Outpatient Community Psychiatry Program at the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, in Baltimore, Maryland, and clinical director of its Mood Disorders Clinic. Rint believes FIT offers the opportunity for the therapist to see himself in the mirror of the client and in turn the client sees himself mirrored by the therapist. Karsten Langberg is a Psychotherapist Fadp and addiction specialist in Denmark. Jakob is a clinical psychologist working with children and adolescents in a public clinic in Copenhagen. Mark provides training, supervision and consultation in FIT practices. Kerstin came in contact with ORS & SRS back in 2002 and is now working with FIT as a practitioner, trainer and supervisor.

Kaye is a Clinical & Counselling Psychologist with over 28 years of experience in psychology and psychotherapy particularly in private practice in Australia.

Since 2001 she has worked with couple´s counseling and for the last 6 years she has worked with FIT in clinical practice, supervision and also with organizational implementation of FIT. Tove is a family therapist who works with couples, children, youth, & adults. Rob Axsen (B.A. Susanne is dedicated to influencing the way professionals think about therapy and diagnosis. Here at Centre of Excellence we are supremely proud to be at the heart of a vibrant community of hard-working students. She also teaches, supervises and is in charge of FIT implementation processes and trainings in different professional services. Her primary focus is working with problematic substance use, gambling, and mental health. Independently extending best practices, clinical insights and innovations .