Motivational Interviewing in Healthcare Settings-Motivational Interviewing Program Flyer

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This 4-hour live online workshop, “Motivational Interviewing in Healthcare Settings,” will introduce healthcare practitioners to Motivational Interviewing (MI), an evidence-based, person-centered communication style for improving motivation and behavior change. Grounded in the updated Miller and Rollnick framework, the program will cover key MI concepts, including the spirit and method of MI, reflective listening, open-ended questions, change talk versus sustain talk, and the four tasks of MI: engagement, focusing, evoking, and planning.<br /><br />Participants will learn how to apply MI to common healthcare challenges such as diet, exercise, chronic illness management, and medication/treatment adherence. The workshop also addresses strategies for reducing discord, supporting patient autonomy, and increasing the importance and confidence of change. The CHANGE model will be used as a practical framework for brief consultations, agenda mapping, and working with low importance or low confidence.<br /><br />The session includes examples, live demonstrations, triad practice, and a diabetes case role-play to help participants build skills and develop action plans for applying MI in clinical settings.<br /><br />The presenter is Scott Glassman, PsyD, a licensed psychologist and MI trainer with extensive experience in healthcare and positive psychology. The workshop offers continuing education credit for psychologists, counselors, social workers, and physicians, with full attendance required. Registration details and fees are included for various participant categories.

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Motivational Interviewing Program Flyer

Keywords

Motivational Interviewing

Healthcare Settings

Person-Centered Communication

Reflective Listening

Open-Ended Questions

Change Talk

Behavior Change

Patient Autonomy

Chronic Illness Management

Medication Adherence