Introductory

Motivational Interviewing (MI) is a person-centered evidence-based approach that   provides a framework, skills and strategies for having effective conversations with    people about making health behavior changes. This training is for current ASU Social Work students and professionals working in the field.  It is designed as an introduction for new learners and a review for those who have not had MI training in the past 2 years.

Date: March 21, 2025

Time: 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM (30 min lunch on own)

Dear Friends and Colleagues, 

Good day. I am offering a two day Motivational Interviewing training on March 26 and 27 via Zoom. The first day covers the relational aspects of MI with a particular focus on the spirit, which is integral to the practice of MI. The spirit helps us adopt a powerful and engaging heart set and mind set. On the second day, the focus will be more on the technical aspects of MI - learning skills to cultivate, elicit and respond to change talk. The combination of these two days helps you be both well intended and effective in helping people.

Brief Introduction to Motivational Interviewing: Monday, February 17 from 10 AM ET - 2 PM ET VIRTUAL (Zoom) with Marian Frick Rigsbee, LCSW, MAC

Brief Introduction to Motivational Interviewing: Monday, February 17 from 10 AM ET - 2 PM ET VIRTUAL with Marian Frick Rigsbee, LCSW, MAC

Unlocking Change: A Free Motivational Interviewing Class

(MINT) member Hillary Logan, LCSW, LCAS. 

Join the next Intro Class on February 27th from 1:00-2:00pm ET

Motivational Interviewing Will Help You

• Motivational Interviewing Will Help You feel more effective with your clients

• Keep the burden of change off YOUR shoulders

• Become a more successful helping professional

Brief Introduction to Motivational Interviewing: Monday, April 14 from 10 AM ET - 2 PM ET VIRTUAL with Marian Frick Rigsbee, LCSW, MAC

Brief Introduction to Motivational Interviewing: Monday, March 17 from 10 AM ET - 2 PM ET VIRTUAL (Zoom) with Marian Frick Rigsbee, LCSW, MAC

Motivational Interviewing Introduction & Skill Building

Description of Course: 

Motivational Interviewing is a style of communicating about behavior change. Whether you're a healthcare provider who speaks to patients about quitting smoking or taking medication, or an educator who speaks to students about time management and study skills, or a social worker who speaks to clients about coping skills and substance use, this workshop is for you.