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Behavior therapy Cognitive therapy
- Dr. Phil?????
Motivational interviewing Solution-focused therapy Psychodynamic psychotherapy
Directing <=> Guiding <=> Following
The Spirit of MI
Planning Evoking Focusing Engaging Four Foundational Processes
Open question Affirmation Reflective Listening-Remember that the learnable skills of reflective listening is Accurate Empathy- Summary
▪ Change talk: any patient speech which favors movement in the direction of change on a particular behavior ▪ Shows up as natural language ▪ Several types ▪ Sustain talk: maintaining status quo
DARN
Desire to change (want, wish, hope) Ability to change (can, could) Reason to change (if… then) Need to change (have to, got to)
Mobilizing Change Talk: CAT
Commitment to change (I will, I’m going to) Activation (I’m preparing, I’m ready) Taking steps (I already…)
Desire Ability Reasons Need (DARN)
Flow of Change Talk
Commitment Activation Taking Steps (CAT) Change
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Change
(1) Weakest (2) Weak (3) Moderate (4) Stronger (5) Strongest
I hope to I will try I think I will I suppose I will I imagine I will I suspect I will I will consider I guess I will I will see (about) I favor I believe I accept I aim I aspire I am inclined I anticipate I predict I presume I look forward to I consent to plan to I resolve to I expect to I concede to I declare my intention to I dedicate myself I am devoted to I pledge to I agree to I am prepared to I intend to I am ready to I guarantee I will I promise I vow I shall I give my word I assure I know I will
In MI, the practitioner’s task is to:
- a. Recognize change talk
- b. Proactively elicit it, and
- c. Strategically respond to
it.
50000 40000 30000 20000 10000 1983 1987 1991 1995 1999 2003 2007 2011 2015 Annual Cumulative
160 Obesity Dental n = 150 120 140 Asthma Violence Family 100 Health Prom Psychiatric Diabetes Cardiac HIV Smoking/Tob Adh/Retention Eating Dis Offenders Gambling Dual Dx n = 93 60 80 n = 54 20 40 n = 6 n = 36 1988‐94 1995‐99 2000‐02 2003‐06 2007‐09 AOD
Partnership Acceptance Compassion
Spirit
Engaging Planning Evoking Evocation
Processes
Open Questions Reflections Affirmations Summaries
Eliciting & Responding To Change Talk
Skills & Strategies
Miller and Rollnick, 2013
Focusing