Fundamentals of motivational interviewing : tips and strategies for addressing common clinical challenges / Julie A. Schumacher, Michael B. Madson.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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pt. I Motivational Interviewing Overview -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Foundational Concepts and Skills -- 3. The Four Processes of MI -- pt. II Motivational Interviewing for Clinical Challenges -- 4. Less Ready to Change -- Clinical Challenge 1 No-Shows -- Clinical Challenge 2 Non-adherence -- Clinical Challenge 3 Client Involved in the Legal System -- 5. Loss of Momentum -- Clinical Challenge 1 Slow Progress -- Clinical Challenge 2 Lapses and Relapses -- Clinical Challenge 3 Overly Ambitious Expectations -- 6. Psychiatric Symptoms and Disorders -- Clinical Challenge 1 Depression -- Clinical Challenge 2 Anxiety, Trauma-Related, and Obsessive Compulsive Disorders -- Clinical Challenge 3 Psychotic Symptoms -- 7. Working with Multiple Individuals -- Clinical Challenge 1 Parents -- Clinical Challenge 2 Groups -- 8. Challenges in Learning to Use and Implement MI -- Training Challenge 1 Clients who Frustrate You -- Training Challenge 2 Clients Like You.

Motivational interviewing is an evidence-based communication style designed to facilitate positive change. It is practised by professionals from many disciplines and training backgrounds and applied in a variety of settings ranging from criminal justice, to medicine and health care, to mental health and substance abuse treatment. Because of its broad applicability, the demand for training and resources for learning and applying MI has increased. This title is a straightforward and easy-to-use reference for those interested in MI.

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