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The document discusses the four fundamental processes of motivational interviewing: engaging, focusing, evoking, and planning, emphasizing their significance in psychotherapy. It provides practical techniques such as the elicit/provide/elicit sequence for effective patient interaction, highlighting the importance of autonomy and collaboration. Additionally, it offers eight tips for improving presentation skills, including learning names and being punctual.
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- 1. PowerPoint Makeovers: Before andAfter Dr. Marilyn Herie PhD RSW www.educateria.com
- 2. Four Fundamental Processesof MI (Miller, 2010) 1. Engaging: The relational foundation 2. Focusing: Strategic centering (1 and 2 occur in all types of psychotherapy) 3. Evoking: A conscious choice 4. Planning: Implementation intention (combination of a specific plan and a stated intention to do it = highly predictive of change)
- 3. Engaging Focusing Evoking Planning Four Processes inMI Adapted from Miller and Rollnick, 2013, p. 26
- 4. Elicit/Provide/Elicit Sequence Elicit the patient’s understandingof the problem Provide information Elicit patient’s response to your information
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- 8. He really hurtyou, but you don’t know how you’d survive financially if you left. If you had some resources to fall back on, it would make it easier to leave him – but there are other things too that are keeping you with him. “I know that Rick really lost his temper this time, but what can I do? I don’t even have a credit card in my own name!”
- 9. Simple Reflection Complex Reflection Hereally hurt you, but you don’t know how you’d survive financially if you left. If you had some resources to fall back on, it would make it easier to leave him – but there are other things too that are keeping you with him. “I know that Rick really lost his temper this time, but what can I do? I don’t even have a credit card in my own name!”
- 10. Seven changes anyone canmake: 1. Smile 2. Get close to the audience 3. Learn (and use!) peoples’ names 4. Ask questions 5. Acknowledge to yourself that you don’t have all the answers 6. Get there early 7. End on time
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