Sue Hudson-Craufurd: Learning Motivational Interviewing in a supervision group & group support for practice development
Posted on 18-10-2012
in: Events And Seminars
Talks about her experience in learning and improving her practice using Motivational Interviewing.

 

New Directions and Motivational Interviewing 21 years of experience and the future for motivational interviewing

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The New Directions in the Study of Alcohol Group (NDSAG) has provided a safe environment where alcohol practitioners, researchers & service managers have explored and debated contemporary challenges in the field since the mid 1970s. Our 2012 conference reviews the continuing development of Motivational Interviewing led by one of the original authors: Professor Stephen Rollnick…

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