Motivational InterviewingSubject categories: General Health and Social Care, Housing
This course supports individuals to clarify their understanding and to develop a model of motivational interviewing that supports their specific context.
Motivational interviewing is being increasingly used in the areas of health promotion, public health and primary care to support lifestyle/behaviour change. When first developed two decades ago, it was used mainly in the fields of addiction and substance misuse.
This course is delivered using a range of methods and resources including:
Group discussion and team feedback, individual written activities, practical activities using scenarios, PowerPoint and an end of course assessment.
This course has been developed and mapped to:
NICE Guidelines on Motivational Interviewing
An introduction to Motivational Interviewing
The Four Interaction Skills
Open questions, affirmation, reflection, summary
The Spirit of Motivational Interviewing
Partnership, acceptance, compassion, evocation
The Four Processes of Motivational Interviewing
Engaging, focusing, evoking, planning
Applications of Motivational Interviewing
Making it user friendly, reflecting on change
Personal Action Planning
List the four interaction skills
Describe the spirit of motivational interviewing
List four processes of motivational interviewing
Explain the benefits of applying motivational interviewing
Complete a personal action plan