Motivational interviewing
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A therapeutic framework developed by William Miller for helping people change their habits and behaviors.
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Zac says families can learn motivational interviewing skills instead of falling into chaotic, reactive patterns.
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Zac says families can learn motivational interviewing skills instead of falling into chaotic, reactive patterns.
"I don't think the family realizes that they can skill build. They can learn how to do motivational interviewing. They can learn language that is going to feel good to them. It doesn't have to be so chaotic."
Presented as an alternative to the chaotic, reactive patterns family members often fall into
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"I don't think the family realizes that they can skill build. They can learn how to do motivational interviewing. They can learn language that is going to feel good to them. It doesn't have to be so chaotic."
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