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Motivational Interviewing for SUD Treatment

Motivational counseling for substance use treatment, from building readiness with a client who doesn’t see a problem to supporting a client after a slip. Readings adapted from SAMHSA’s TIP 35, and five AI practice conversations scored on MIA:STEP’s MI-consistent and MI-inconsistent behaviors.

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MODULE 1
Motivation and the stages of change
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Reading: Motivation is something you can influenceReading · PDF · 5 minUp nextReading: The five stages of changeReading · PDF · 7 minCheck: Stages of changeQuiz · 5 min
MODULE 2
The spirit of MI and OARS
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Reading: Partnership, acceptance, compassion, evocationReading · PDF · 5 minReading: OARS and change talkReading · PDF · 7 minReading: How your practice is scoredReading · PDF · 3 minCheck: Reflect, don’t correctQuiz · 5 minSimulation: Sent by the CourtAI simulation · 12 minRequired · assessedNot started
MODULE 3
Building readiness
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Reading: The 5 Rs of precontemplationReading · PDF · 5 minReading: Working with mandated clientsReading · PDF · 5 minSimulation: A Mandated ParentAI simulation · 12 minRequired · assessedNot started
MODULE 4
Strengthening commitment
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Reading: Ambivalence and decisional balanceReading · PDF · 5 minReading: Importance and confidence rulersReading · PDF · 4 minCheck: Ambivalence and rulersQuiz · 5 minSimulation: On the FenceAI simulation · 10 minRequired · assessedNot started
MODULE 5
Planning and action
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Reading: A change plan the client ownsReading · PDF · 4 minSimulation: Ready to Cut BackAI simulation · 10 minRequired · assessedNot started
MODULE 6
Staying on track
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Reading: Lapses, relapse, and coming backReading · PDF · 5 minFinal checkQuiz · 5 minSimulation: Back After a SlipAI simulation · 10 minRequired · assessedNot started