Chicago, IL USA Coaching and Supervision

Motivational Interviewing (MI) Skills Sharpening & Concept Refresher

This is an interactive intimate course limted to 15 seats for individuals seeking skills sharpening and concept refreshment.  The aim of the workshop is to focus on MI purpose and process emphasizing cultivating and nurturing the conversation for change. 

MI Workshop 8:30am-4:30pm

Workshop objectives

  1. Complete an MI self-assessment
  2. Observe MI strategies for working with a client stuck in ambivalence
  3. Identify strategies supporting change talk to move towards a change plan
  4. Recognize the difference between sustain talk and change talk
  5. Practice MI strategies for working with a stuck client

Participants will receive a binder with research supported information and an introduction to the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers.

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Location address

Chicago Center for Behavioral Medicine, 25 E. Washington, Suite 1025, Chicago, IL, 60602

Directions to  25 E Washington in Suite 1025- a block from The Bean!

Public transport - 'L' map

Right off the Washington/Wabash Brown/Purple/Green/Orange/Pink lines

Lake Red Line and Washington Blue Line are a block away

Parking options: Macy's Valet across  the street on Washington between State and Wabash

or Randolph/Wabash Garage: located at 22 E Randolph 

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Frequently asked questions

Who is this workshop for?

This is a skills workshop for professionals who specialize in helping individuals thinking about making a health behavior change to get started.

How will the workshop be organized?

I follow a 3-step process for each session, a brief introduction, learning activities and summary to end the session.

Can I follow up with you after the workshop?

Yes.  Contact me after the workshop and let’s talk a bit.

Are continuing education credits available for this workshop?

Sadly none are offered this time around.  I hope to offer them the next time around.

What learning theory is used for this workshop?

This workshop adapts David Kolb’s experiential learning theory to ensure every individual experiences the workshop positively.  The ratio for learning is about a 70 (active learning) / 30 (discussion and reflection).

Is there much evidence behind the content of the workshop?

Yes.  Check the binder for the evidence supporting this workshop.  If you are wondering about MI research conduct a search and share your knowledge at the workshop.

 

 

Location: 
25 E Washington in Suite 1025- a block from The Bean! Right off the Washington/Wabash Brown/Purple/Green/Orange/Pink lines Lake Red Line and Washington Blue Line are a block away Parking options: Macy's Valet across the street on Was
Category title: 
Introductory
Intermediate
Supervision and coaching
Cost: 
129
Event language: 
English
Summary: 
Early registration Fee is $129.00 if registration completed before 4/20/19. $149 after.
Date: 
18 May 2019 - 8:30am to 4:30pm
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