Resource Center: motivational interviewing
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Assess the Patient's Motivation: Readiness to Change
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People tend to pass through different stages in the process of changing (Prochaska and DiClemente 1982; Prochaska and Velicer 1997). The stages are as follows: 
- Pre-Con
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This Web page contains links to such articles as What Is MI?, How It Began, and other information on the philosophy, principles, working with resistance, interaction techniques, and strategies. The site also contains an article by William R. Miller on motivational interviewing in addiction as well as his theory of motivational interviewing. The site has other links, a library, training information, and special populations information.
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Mid-Atlantic Addiction Technology Transfer Center
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This change plan worksheet can be given to patients for them to outline their treatment goals.
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MotivationalInterview.org Brief Negotiation Interview
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The following describes the Brief Negotiation Interview: Another approach to abbreviated motivational interviewing is the Brief Negotiation Interview, which focuses on increasing intrinsic motivation by establishing rapport, raising the subject, assessin
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Results of a study done to examine the efficacy of a motivational interviewing intervention for adolescent smokers (From their Website).
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Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF)
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A presentation by Bruce J. Rounsaville about motivational interviewing in the primary care setting.
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DrugAbuse.gov
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Provides a directory of AA chapters.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
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Dr. Book talks about three types of psychotherapy used to treat alcoholism.
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Medical University of South Carolina 
