These
pages include information on how to receive training in Motivational
Interviewing from members
of the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT),
an international group of individuals who have participated in
Dr. Miller
and Rollnick's
Training of Trainers workshops. MINT trainers remain updated
in recent developments through a listserve and by attending annual
meetings.
The trainer list is currently sorted by geographical location.
In
the future, we hope to provide this list based upon specialty
area as well. If you are interested in training people in MI, we
invite
you to consider participating in a MI Training for New Trainers
event (TNT), offered one to three times per year by Drs. Miller & Rollnick.
Motivational Interviewing Network
of Trainers (MINT)
What is the MINT?
List
of MINT Trainers
Questions
for Potential Trainers
Upcoming Public
Training Events
Disclaimer:
The Motivational Interviewing Network of
Trainers (MINT) is an international collective of trainers sharing
an interest
in improving the qualty and effectiveness of counseling and consultations
given to clients about behavior change. MINT members are enrolled
through participating in a formal training of trainers program
and share an active private email listserv through which they
consult
with one another in order to improve the quality of their workshops
and consultations.
Most
MINT trainers share in the belief that ongoing on-site consultation
is the best method to
facilitate improvement in the practice of motivational interviewing
and brief behavior consultations, and most MINT training is provided
through private contracts of this nature. However, we recognize
that
off-site introductory and advanced workshops and coursework provide
another useful forum for improving practice, and that, for many
individuals,
these represent an important source of learning. For these reasons,
on this page we list trainings and conference presentations offered
by MINT trainers that are open for registration to counseling
and
health professionals. The MINT does not "endorse" these
trainings. We expect these these trainings to be high in quality,
but have no current mechanism to monitor or evaluate the workshops
or the trainers who provide them. So we offer here descriptive information
to help website visitors determine if the offerings are likely to
meet their needs and interests.
What might you expect out of different lengths and types
of training?
Evaluation of training:
Although
we have no means to formally evaluate workshops offered by
MINT members at present, we remain interested
in promoting quality training and welcome the feedback of any participants
who have attended a training hosted by a MINT member. If you
have
comments on a training that you attended, please feel free to email
Dr. Stephen Rollnick by clicking on this link
November 2008
Nov
4: Motivational
Interviewing: Brief Interventions (Rose,
Boston, US)
Nov
4-5: Using
MI with Chronically Ill Patients (Andrew;
Portland, ME, USA)
Nov
6: Motivational
Interviewing: Advanced Level
with Health Behavior Change Focus (Feinstein,
Gorske & Kuchera; Pittsburgh, PA,
US)
Nov
10: Motivational
Interviewing: Advanced Level with Addiction
Focus (Feinstein,
Gorske & Kuchera; Pittsburgh, PA,
US)
Nov
10-12: Motivational
Interviewing Basic Level (Näsholm,
Resö, Sweden) Nov
10-12: Teaching
MI in Agencies, Institutions and Schools (Andrew;
Portland, ME, USA)
Nov
11 - 12: Introduction
to Motivational Interviewing (Cole,
Chapel Hill, NC, US)
Nov 12-14: MITI
3.0 (Motivational Interviewing Treatment
Integrity) Coding Training (Elder and
Schmidt, Chicago)
Nov
13-14: Advancing
practitioner competence in MI (Allison
plus Rollnick for one session, Cardiff,
Wales, UK)
Nov 13 - 14: Basic Motivational
Interviewing working with Chronically Ill
Patients (Andrew;
Breathe Bedford, NH, USA)
Nov
18-19: (FREE TRAINING AS PART OF RESEARCH
STUDY) Motivational
Interviewing (Moyers
& Miller, Albuquerque, NM, US)
Nov
18-21: Motivational
Interviewing Training of Trainers (in
French) (Sommer,
Michaud, Gache,and Azoulai - Thann,
France)
December 2008
Dec
1: Motivational
Interviewing and Health Behavior Change (Glovsky,
Boston, US)
Dec
3-5: Motivational
Interviewing: A 3-Day Intensive (Berg-Smith,
San Francisco, CA, US)
Dec
3 & 5: Motivational
Interviewing Theory and Practice & Best
Practices for Integrated Dual Diagnosis
Treatment (Sciacca,
Hempstead, LI, NY)
Dec 6-7: Introduction
to Motivational Interviewing: A 2-Day Intensive (Fader,
NY, NY)
Dec
9-10: Motivational
Interviewing: The Basics (Andrew;
Portland, ME, USA)
Dec
11: Advanced
Motivational Interviewing (Andrew;
Portland, ME, USA)
Dec
11-12: Advanced
Motivational Interviewing (Ruef,
Indianapolis, IN, US)
January
2009
16 à 17
janvier 2009: L'Introduction à l'entrevue
motivationnelle (Kayser,
Assaad, Montréal, Canada)
Jan
29-30: Intermediate Motivational Interviewing (Foley,
Dublin, Ireland)
Other Training Resources:
Training
Videos
Motivational
Interviewing Assessment : Supervisory Tools for Enhancing Proficiency
(MIA-STEP)
Enhancing
Motivation for Change Inservice Training U.S. Center for Substance
Abuse Treatment; TIP 35 Training
Manual
Motivational
Interviewing Skill Code (MISC) 2.0 Coding Forms (Miller, Moyers, Ernst, Amrhein)
BECCI
(Behaviour Change Counselling Index) (Lane) Form Manual
Motivational
Interviewing Training Exercises (MINT)
Motivational Interviewing Treatment
Integrity Manual (MITI)
*
MITI Transcript: CASAA MI Series: Tape B: EAP John / Ponytail (uncoded)
(coded)
* MITI
Transcript: CASAA MI Series: Tape C: Rounder (uncoded)
(coded)
Other transcripts of video segments
Video
Assessment of Simulated Encounters (VASE-R)
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