Motivational Interviewing Skills: Motivate Client Without Forcing Conversations That Inspire Change and Growth
Tracking # 20-1381535
$59.00
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Motivational Interviewing (MI) is a collaborative, person-centered counseling approach designed to strengthen motivation and commitment to change. This workshop provides a concise yet comprehensive overview of MI's four essential components: the spirit of MI, core micro-skills (OARS), the MI process, and the concept of change talk. Participants will learn how these components work together to foster engagement, resolve ambivalence, and support behavioral change in individuals, families, and communities. Through real-world examples and discussion, participants will gain practical strategies for applying MI across diverse behavioral health settings, including with clients who are mandated to treatment. The training will also address common pitfalls or traps that can derail MI effectiveness and how to avoid them. By the end of the session, participants will be equipped to integrate MI principles and techniques into their own clinical practice to promote client autonomy, readiness, and sustainable growth.
Subject areas
This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.
Michigan Board of Social Work
Bachelor's Social Worker
Master's Social Worker
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Our courses are nationally approved for continuing education; however, licensing requirements may vary by state and profession. Participants are responsible for confirming acceptance of these courses with their own licensing board prior to completion.