David Rosengren, PhD. President of Prevention Research Institute, Inc. Dr. Rosengren has disclosed that he receives book royalties from Guilford Press. Dr. Carlat has reviewed this article and found no evidence of bias in this educational activity.
At its most basic, motivational interviewing is a conversation in which you are trying to help someone deal with ambivalence that prevents them from acting on a problematic behavior. At a more complex level, it has to do with things like paying attention to how the patient talks and what kind of language they’re using. In this interview, Dr. Rosengren discusses the language and process of motivational interviewing.
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