FREE WHITE PAPER
Putting Motivational Interviewing
to Work
Understand the difficulty. Develop your people. Support the work they carry.
When conversations, engagement, or follow-through remain difficult, where should your team begin? Explore how MI learning connects with professional judgment, supervision, and the conditions of everyday work.
- Separate what is happening from what you assume it means.
- Explore six conditions that help people understand and carry their responsibilities.
- See Ask–Offer–Ask in a worked supervision example.
- Connect practice, feedback, and evidence of progress.
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WHAT YOU WILL EXPLORE
Look at the conversation and the conditions around it.
Identify the immediate task
Consider when the next useful response is MI, a clear explanation, practical support, or a combination.
Make respect observable
Explore how trust, responsibility, and genuine choice can appear in everyday exchanges.
Connect the support
Examine what leadership, systems, and supervision need to provide for learning to be used.
Written for leaders, supervisors, trainers, and practitioners across helping services.