Planning Strategies with Motivational Interviewing

Angela-Wood
Southeastern Louisiana University

Key Points

  1. Macy’s plan to reduce abusive language incorporates various evidence-based practices, enhancing the effectiveness of motivational interviewing.
  2. The therapy focuses on evoking Macy’s reasons for change, specifically how the change will benefit her, reinforcing her commitment.
  3. Identifying potential barriers and developing strategies for both prevention and intervention are critical aspects of the planning phase, involving skill-building in cognitive and behavioral techniques.
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Integrating Evidence-Based Practices

Macy's plan to curb her abusive language may involve various therapeutic techniques, such as cognitive-behavioral strategies, acceptance and commitment therapy, or dialectical behavior therapy. Integrating these evidence-based practices enhances the effectiveness of motivational interviewing. While the specifics of Macy's plan are not detailed, the focus here is on the broader strategies and aspects of the planning task.

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