Motivational Interviewing: The Basics
Tuesday, October 19, 2021, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM CDT
Category: Events
Motivational Interviewing Series: The BasicsThe success and effectiveness of an organization is dependent upon the interaction of the organizational system with its environment. Motivational Interviewing (MI) encompasses foundational skills that helps practitioners gain comprehensive knowledge on how to navigate the everyday conversations we have about change. An overview of MI helps to build awareness, skills, and philosophy for our everyday practices. The BasicsIntroduction to Motivational Interviewing helps learners understand the basics of MI, including its definition and when to use MI/when not to use MI. This introductory course discusses the conceptual applications of MI, including SPIRIT, SKILLS, and STRATEGY. It takes a deeper dive into learning and practice on how to use MI SPIRIT and will work with feedback and practice on using MI SKILLS. This training focuses on change talk and introduces learners to advanced strategy for future learning opportunities. Objectives:
September 21st, 2021 - 1:00 - 400 CST Members: $60 Nonmembers: $85 Register**Discount applied for combined MI Basics and Advanced registration.
Additional MI Trainings: About the TrainerMarlys Merrill obtained a B.A. in Sociology from Colorado State University and thereafter received her M.S. in Research and Counseling Studies. She is a certified coach, emphasizing in organizational change and leadership approaches, and is a PhD student in Industrial and Organizational Psychology at Walden University. Serving with a passion to help others, her work consists of guiding human service agencies in leadership management, motivational interviewing, staff capacity building of evidence-based practices, and comprehensive implementation. Her work has allowed her the opportunity to develop expertise in implementation science, organizational change, curriculum development, leadership strategies, coaching and mentoring. As a MINT trained instructor, ATD certified facilitator and coach, Marlys strives to help agencies incorporate equitable approaches to innovation and implementation through best practices. Prior to her work as an Implementation Specialist, Marlys worked as a probation officer, where she collaborated with community organizations, assisting in holistically supporting clients in the Criminal Justice System by using the Risk-Need-Responsivity model. |