Title: Motivational interviewing : helping people change /
Authors: Miller, William R.; Rollnick, Stephen, 1952-
Publisher: Guilford Press,
Year: 2013
Subjects: Motivation; Behavior Therapy methods; Motivational Interviewing; Compulsive behavior Treatment.; Substance abuse Treatment; Substance abuse Patients Counseling of; Compulsive behavior Patients Counseling of.; Motivation (Psychology); Interviewing in psychiatry.
Abstract: Begins with a thorough overview of the spirit and method of MI. Sections on each of the four processes offer step-by-step guidance for establishing a strong working relationship, developing a clear focus and direction, evoking and strengthening the client's motivation for change, and formulating a concrete plan of action-- P. [2] of jacket.
Contents: Conversations about change -- The spirit of motivational interviewing -- The method of motivational interviewing -- Engagement and disengagement -- Listening: understanding the person's dilemma -- Core interviewing skills: OARS -- Exploring values and goals -- Why focus? -- Finding the horizon -- When goals differ -- Exchanging information -- Ambivalence: change talk and sustain talk -- Evoking the person's own motivation -- Responding to change talk -- Responding to sustain talk and discord -- Evoking hope and confidence -- Counseling with neutrality -- Developing discrepancy -- From evoking to planning -- Developing a change plan -- Strengthening commitment -- Supporting change -- Experiencing motivational interviewing -- Learning motivational interviewing -- Applying motivational interviewing -- Integrating motivational interviewing -- Research evidence and the evoluation of motivational interviewing -- Evaluating motivational conversations -- Appendix A: Glossary of motivational interviewing terms -- Appendix B: A bibliography of motivational interviewing.