Event Details

Presenters: Nathaniel Chapman, Psy.D. , Ken Kraybill MSW Motivational Interviewing (MI) is a collaborative conversation style for strengthening a person’s own motivation and commitment to change. This evidence-based approach is relevant for care providers of all disciplines. In these five interactive sessions participants will learn about the basics of MI, its underlying spirit, the four processes that guide motivational conversations, the core skills used in this approach, and how recognize and elicit change talk. Registering for this webinar series will enable you to attend each of the 5 sessions. Reminders will be sent through Zoom to ensure attendees are aware of upcoming sessions. Session 1 (7/27): Overview of MI Basics Session 2 (8/3): The Spirit of MI Session 3 (8/10): Four processes that guide motivational conversations Session 4 (8/17): Core conversational skills used in MI Session 5 (8/24) Recognizing and eliciting change talk This training is cosponsored by the Marshall University Social Work Department, Marshall University Psychology Department, Marshall University Counseling Program, and the Marshall University Center of Excellence for Recovery. 5.0 contact hours are available for individuals who attend all 5 sessions - WV Social Workers (WV Board of Social Work), Counselors (NBCC), WV Licensed Psychologists, and WV Peer Support Specialists/Recovery Coaches/WV Substance Use Treatment Professionals/Prevention Specialists (WVCBAPP). Attendees must register, attend the full webinar, and complete the post evaluation to receive contact hours for this opportunity.

Date/Time: 08/17/2021 12:00 PM - 08/17/2021 1:00 PM