Motivational Interviewing

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DobrenH  on November 27, 2011

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Behavioral Science

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Motivational Interviewing

What is "FRAMES"?
Give FEEDBACK creating an imbalance between patient's current behavior and wish for improvement
Patient holds RESPONSIBILITY for change
Give ADVICE but don't nag
Negotiate a MENU of options for behavior change
Offer EMPATHY for why patient may be ambivalent
Support patient's SELF-EFFICACY and autonomy
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What is "FRAMES"?Give FEEDBACK creating an imbalance between patient's current behavior and wish for improvement
Patient holds RESPONSIBILITY for change
Give ADVICE but don't nag
Negotiate a MENU of options for behavior change
Offer EMPATHY for why patient may be ambivalent
Support patient's SELF-EFFICACY and autonomy
How should you Ask and Respond in Motivational Interviewing? OARS
Open ended questions
Affirmation
Reflective Listening (Emotion and content)
Summarize
What is "DARN"? Desire--why would you want to make this change?
Ability--How might you go about it in order to succeed?
Reason--What are the 3 most important reasons to make this change?
Need--How important is it to make this change?
What should you ask when using a change ruler to assess readiness to change? On a scale of 1-10, how important is it for you to change?
why not LOWER?
On a scale of 1-10, how confident are you about making this change?
why not LOWER?

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