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Welcome to MiOnline
Course Overview
Motivational Interviewing (MI) is an evidence–based clinical method for
helping people engage in and maintain behaviour change. It combines the
client-centred counselling style of Carl Rogers with directive psychological
methods to help clients increase motivation for change, resolve ambivalence,
strengthen commitment, and carry through with behaviour change. Originally developed
by Professors Miller and Rollnick for helping people with alcohol and drug
problems, MI is now being applied more widely in medical settings, criminal
justice, rehabilitation and mental health settings.
Topics covered:
- The spirit of Motivational Interviewing
- Principles of MI
- Change talk- what is it? How to recognize and reinforce
it.
- Opening Strategies
- Working with ambivalence
- Working with resistance
- Moving towards action
Who should enrol?
MiOnline is an introductory level course and is suitable for practitioners from a wide
range of settings including addictions, behavioural,
forensic, sports, counselling, medical and mental heath.
Professional Development Points
Australian Psychological Society- 15 active generalist CPD hours
APS College of Counselling Psychologists - 15 active CPD hours
APS College of Health Psychologists - 15 active CPD hours
Singapore Register of Psychologists - 12
PD points
Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine- 12 PD points
Dental Practice Board of Victoria - 12 hours of scientific CPD credit
Online Registration and
Payment
We operate an Online Payment Gateway to
process all registrations and payments.
Participants have the choice of the following methods of
payment
Full details are available
on the Registration Form.
When your payment has been received and processed
you will receive a welcome e-mail and your password to
access the course material.
Upon completion of the e-learning course you will
receive a Certificate of Completion from Pacific
Centre for Motivation and Change-Australia.
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