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MI for YTP Regionals Fall 2013

MI for YTP Regionals Fall 2013. Heather. Rosalie. MI Support Team. Dan. The Nature of Ambivalence. “I will miss my friends” “I want money to do stuff” “I’m not sure if I can handle it” “I like to learn new things” “No one will hire me” “I want to move out and have my own life”

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MI for YTP Regionals Fall 2013

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  1. MI for YTP RegionalsFall 2013

  2. Heather Rosalie MI Support Team Dan

  3. The Nature of Ambivalence “I will miss my friends” “I want money to do stuff” “I’m not sure if I can handle it” “I like to learn new things” “No one will hire me” “I want to move out and have my own life” SUSTAIN TALKCHANGE TALK

  4. Autonomy Exercise • Pick a topic you are ambivalent about & find a partner • Explain your “2 sides” for 90 seconds • Listener argues a “side” 60 seconds • Switch • Debrief with the group

  5. Have you ever felt……. that the culture in which we work is not always helpful to our students?

  6. What MI IS A collaborative communication style A quiet, searching process about listening A shift in style and attitude Coming alongside to gently nudge/guide Used to evoke their own sense of why & how they might change

  7. Absolute Worth Autonomy Accurate Empathy Affirmation MI SPIRIT Adapted from Motivational Interviewing, 3rd Ed., Miller & Rollnick, 2012

  8. How do we describe a student? Barriers Strengths

  9. Wisdom and Adolescence • What is Beth’s wisdom? • A matter of “perspective”? • Affirmation: Centers on the word “you”. Comment on something that is good about the person. Notice, recognize and acknowledge the positive.

  10. Open Questions Invite the person to reflect and elaborate Help you understand the person’s internal frame of reference

  11. Who do you live with? • What are your skills? • Have you ever had a job? • What hobbies, interests, clubs, groups, or recreation activities do you enjoy? • What did you like about your job at the cafeteria?

  12. Activity: Partner up for open questions……

  13. CAMPFIRE!! A fun and easy way to practice reflections

  14. Reflections A statement that is a response focused on the underlying feeling and meaning

  15. Style is EVERYTHING Empathic=Change Talk (Motivation) Righting Reflex Listening Confrontational= Sustain Talk (Denial)

  16. Four Processes in MI Planning Evoking Focusing Engaging AdaptedAdapted from Motivational Interviewing, 3rd Ed., Miller & Rollnick, 2013

  17. Core Skills OARS+ O: Open Questions A: Affirmations R: Reflections S: Summarizing Plus: Information & Advising with Permission

  18. Spirit Collaboration (Partnership) “We are going to work together” Acceptance “I value you and am delighted to talk with you” Compassion “I want to understand and respect you and your experience” Evoking “I am going to create a space for you to share yourself and your story with me”

  19. Rate my “MI Spirit” and OARS 0 = not at all 10 = very much MI Spirit : Partnership, Acceptance Compassion, Evoking Tally: OARS

  20. Conversations with a student

  21. Contact Information: Dan Franks: dan.franks@state.or.us Rosalie Galliher: rosalie.galliher@state.or.us Heather Lynch: heather.m.lynch@state.or.us

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