Targeted Motivational Interviewing

Tag: Targeted Motivational Interviewing

focusing on how motivational interviewing would be useful in understanding and responding to individual needs during the pandemic (e.g. struggling with social distancing). MI strategies could be effective in meeting individuals where they are at, what is driving them, doing what matters and in general, collaborating with them in implementing creative solutions to these difficulties.

Tailoring Motivational Interviewing (MI) for COVID-19 Issues Slides: Download [Recording of this training will be uploaded here once ready.] Date and Time: Thursday, May 21st, 2020, 9:30am-11:30am Presenters: Allen Zweben, Ph.D., LCSW, Professor and Director of the Motivational Interviewing Skills-Based Project, Columbia University School of Social Work (Bio) Mary Piepmeier, MA, Coordinator and Certified Lab Instructor, Motivational Interviewing Skills-Based Project, Columbia University School of Social Work (Bio) Jennille Cineas, MSW, LMSW, Academic Field Advisor, Adjunct Lecturer, Certified Lab Instructor, Columbia University School of Social Work (Bio) Elba Torres-Perez, MSW, LMSW, Client & Mitigation Specialist, Federal Defenders of New York, Certified Lab Instructor, Columbia University School of Social Work (Bio) Karina Rodriguez, MPA, M.Ed. MSW, LMSW, Director of Counseling Services at NYC Department of Education, Certified Lab Instructor, Columba University School of Social Work (Bio) Dr. Zweben has had extensive experience in training social workers, nurses, physicians, psychologists, psychiatrists and students from a variety of disciplines in motivational interviewing. He played a key role in developing and testing motivational enhancement therapy (MET)...