Transcription of Motivational Interviewing - CCWJC
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Motivational Interviewing Listening for CHANGE TALK Place logo here Your task is to elicit change talk from your patients rather than resistance. When you hear change talk, you are doing it right. When you find yourself arguing for change and the patient defending status quo, you know you re off course. s look at is change talk ? When you are speaking with a patient about behavior change, there are six different themes you may hear. Each type tells you something about the person s motivation. CHANGE TALK Place logo here Six Kinds of Change Talk (1) Desire: Statements about preference for change. I want (I want to get rid of this pain) I would like (I would like to play more with my grandkids) I (I wish I could lose some weight) (Desire statements tell you about the person s preferences either for change or for the status quo.) CHANGE TALK Place logo here (2) Ability: Statements about capability.
Place logo here Your task is to elicit “change talk” from your patients rather than resistance. When you hear change talk, you are doing it right.
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