Ambivalence in Motivational Interviewing: Advances in Theory and Practice
Ambivalence, Miller and Rollnick wrote in the first edition of Motivational Interviewing, is “the heart of the problem” that MI was designed to resolve in order to help people build motivation and commitment to change. Research and clinical experience have provided new and important insights into the forms ambivalence can take, how the capacity for ambivalence develops, its varying effects on diverse individuals in different situations and its role in our lives. The webinar will discuss how evolving perspectives on ambivalence enrich the conceptual framework and clinical practice of MI and enhance our ability to enable people to change. Case examples will be explored throughout.
Allan Zuckoff, PhD (Bio) is a practitioner, trainer, teacher, consultant, coach, and author specializing in motivational interviewing (MI), an evidence-based counseling approach for helping people make positive changes. On this website you can read about MI as well as Dr. Zuckoff's professional experience and expertise, find links to MI resources (books, chapters, articles, and DVDs) and video of Dr. Zuckoff, and contact Dr. Zuckoff to discuss his services.
DATE: Monday, December 5th, 2022
TIME: 9:30am to 11:30am ET
LOCATION: Zoom Online Webinar
ONLINE ONLY (VIA ZOOM) | REGISTRATION REQUIRED
2.0 CE hours available for NY, NJ and CT licensed social workers, NY licensed mental health counselors, and NY licensed psychologists. Social workers and mental health counselors from other states, please check with your licensing board. CE attendance requirements can be found on the registration page above.
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