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• Archive: Faculty:Stephen RollnickDuration:5 Hours 51 MinutesFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:Nov 17, 2017 Description Instill client change without confrontation, argument and wasted time!Adjust your language, attitude, style, and pace to notice change and sustain talkOvercome ambivalence with clarifying questions and interviewing techniquesIt was the worst session of my life... In the early years of my career, before I helped develop Motivational Interviewing, I was put in charge of a group of alcoholics.
• One evening, a notoriously resistant client walked in and sat down.
• He said nothing.At the end of the session he left, went home, and shot his wife and himself in front of their two children.I’m Stephen Rollnick, co-founder of Motivational Interviewing (MI).
• I’ve asked myself many serious questions about how we can truly care for our clients, especially those that challenge our skills as a therapist and make us feel as if we are failing them.Those questions led to new treatment strategies that became the foundation of Motivational Interviewing: an evidence-based practice that enables us to escape the pattern of struggling with clients and instead evoke their own motivation to change.Now I want to teach you step by step how to integrate Motivational Interviewing with your current treatment strategies and increase your positive outcomes.Stephen Rollnick, Ph.D.Co-founder of Motivational Interviewing (MI)Don’t miss this rare opportunity to learn from a Motivational Interviewing pioneer!
• Handouts 053335 Manual (5.87 MB) 95 Pages Available after Purchase Outline Motivational InterviewingNew 4-process frameworkAddress any problem connected to lifestyle, mood, anxiety & addictionAmbivalence about changeMI with goal setting and change planningBehavior ChangeHold back from solving problems for the clientRapid engagement: why, what and how?Live demonstrationThe principles of MI are universalTraps that Prevent ChangeThe “Righting Reflex” & other trapsApply MI skills to avoid trapsAdvice-Giving with SkillWhat does skillful advice-giving look like?Video and a live demonstrationYour Style and State of MindThree communication stylesYour state of mind and your progress in MIIntegrate Motivational Interviewing in Your PracticeMI complementing any therapeutic orientationThe language you and the client use makes a big difference!Addressing motivational problems in:AnxietyDepressionAddictionsMedication adherenceLifestyle & health behavior changesCore Competencies & Skills of Motivational InterviewingThe spiritPrinciplesDefinitionGoalChange talk & sustain talkListening MI styleFocus on change talk Faculty Stephen Rollnick, PhD Related seminars and products: 8 Author/Consultant Private Practice Stephen Rollnick, Ph.D. is on the faculty in the Department of Primary Care & Public Health at Cardiff University, Wales.