1.
Describe why Motivational Interviewing is a
valuable tool in Person Centered Treatment
2.
Explain how Motivational Interviewing is
consistent with the concept of addiction/mental health disorders as a chronic
disease.
3.
Define ambivalence and gain an understanding of
what motivates people to change.
4.
Describe the use of OARS in a counseling
session.
5.
Clarify how to increase patients’ motivation and
foster collaboration
6.
Identify and evoke "change talk"
7.
Explain how to have a client-centered problem
and discussion feedback.
8.
Successfully use combined assessment tools to
assess readiness for change.
9.
Apply Motivational Interviewing in a variety of
situations: at intake, as crisis intervention,
at medical appointments, for case management, etc.