Motivational

Interviewing

Student
University of Phoenix
BSHS 322
November 17, 2014

Introduction

Definition
History
Stages of Change
Reasons & Focus
Technique Application
Applying
Demonstration
Focus of the Technique
Conclusion

Define Technique

Definitions
What is Motivational Interviewing
Why Motivational Interviewing

History

Stages of Change

Precontemplation
Contemplation
Preparation
Action
Maintenance
Relapse

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Reasoning and Focus

Focus
Principles
Strategies

Reason for Method

Substance Abuse
Behavioral Disorders
Abuse
Effective Counseling
Process and focus points

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Technique
Application

Appropriate Use
Learn Values
Who benefits
Behavioral Changes

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Positivity through Adverse Situations

Applying Technique

Develop Focus
New Values
Goals
Outcome
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Demonstration

Demonstration

Drug Addiction Example

Applying to daily living

Follow-up
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The Focus of
Technique

Pros
Encouragement
Resources
Confidence

Cons
Vulnerable
Disappointment
Suspicion
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Conclusion

Acceptance and Compassion

Strength and Hope
Behavioral Changes
Success
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