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This work aims to describe and teach the techniques of motivational interviewing to facilitate behavior change, particularly in those with addiction disorders.

February 18, 2013Alcohol and AlcoholismOpen Access

Motivational Interviewing: Helping People Change

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GTGillian ToberUniversity of Leeds

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This publication elaborates on motivational interviewing techniques, aiding behavior change in addiction and beyond, suggesting broader applications.

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This work aims to describe and teach the techniques of motivational interviewing to facilitate behavior change, particularly in those with addiction disorders.
Exploration of motivational interviewing techniques and skills relevant to practitioners.
Detailed description of the evolution of motivational interviewing across different editions.
Emphasis on applying motivational interviewing in various contexts, beyond addiction treatment.
Motivational interviewing has shown effective in reducing resistance to change in individuals struggling with addiction.
The techniques provided empower practitioners to assist clients in health behavior changes, enhancing the overall intervention outcomes.
Applications of MI extend beyond addiction, influencing decision-making processes in various health-related fields.

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Gillian Tober (2013) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a07e49688fae1cc7c79f571 https://doi.org/10.1093/alcalc/agt010

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