Samuel Acuff
Samuel Acuff
Dr. Bill Miller - Motivational Interviewing
Dr. Bill Miller - Motivational Interviewing
Dr. Bill Miller - Motivational Interviewing
Thursday 21st December 2023
Join Dr. Bill Miller as he discusses Motivational Interviewing, its origins, key principles, and its impact on behavior change.
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Get the buttons here!Dr. Bill Miller on Motivational Interviewing: From Ambivalence to Action
Episode Overview
- Understanding the origins and key tenets of Motivational Interviewing
- Exploring the impact of language nuances and empowerment in MI practice
- Insights into the evolution and personal growth experienced by MI practitioners
- Future directions in the field of addiction psychology
- Significance of feedback and coaching in enhancing client outcomes
Motivational Interviewing or this person-centered way of being is if anything more impactful with people from a background different from their provider.
Ever found yourself torn between sticking to old habits and making a change? Dr. Bill Miller, a leading figure in psychology and psychiatry, sheds light on this common struggle in this episode of 'The Addiction Psychologist'. He dives into the concept of Motivational Interviewing (MI), a technique designed to help people navigate their ambivalence towards behavior change. Whether it's cutting down on TV time, eating less chocolate, or limiting alcohol intake, Dr.
Miller explains how MI creates a supportive space for individuals to explore their mixed feelings and move towards action. With a career spanning decades, Dr. Miller shares the origins and key principles of MI, emphasizing its roots in Humanistic psychology. He discusses the critical role of 'change talk' and how evoking it can empower clients to take steps towards their goals.
The conversation also touches on the evolution of MI over the years, highlighting how language nuances can significantly impact the effectiveness of this approach. Listeners will gain insights into the personal growth that practitioners experience through MI and the importance of understanding its spirit and essentials. Dr. Miller also looks ahead to the future of MI in addiction psychology, stressing the value of feedback and coaching in improving client outcomes.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the science of behavior change, whether you're a professional in the field or someone looking to understand your own journey better. Tune in to learn how MI can be a powerful tool in fostering meaningful change.