Videos and Other Materials

Video demonstrations can add significant assistance in understanding and implementing Motivational Intervewing in clinical practice. Below are several video examples of MI.

Training materials featured below (reverse chronological order):

DVDs/CDs:
Motivational Interviewing Training Video: A Tool for Learners (Hettema, 2009)
MI Training DVDs: Focusing on Importance, Confidence and Readiness (Cole, 2009)
MI in Practice: The Edinburgh Interview 2006 (Jeff Allison; 2006)
Engaging Motivation (Toni Gilligan and Pip Mason; 2006)
Maximizing brief interventions for college drinkers. (Illinois Higher Education Center)
"Introduction à la pratique de l'entretien motivationnel" (French-speaking Motivational Interviewing) (Rohrbach, Gammeter, Daeppen )
Psychotherapy for Alcohol and Drug Abuse (American Psychological Association, Carlson, Miller; 2002)
"La Entrevista Motivacional: Preparación para el Cambio" Motivational Interviewing Training Video/DVD in Spanish (Yahne, Miller; 2002)
Motivational interviewing, with Dr. William R. Miller (Lewis, Carlson, Miller; Psychotherapy.net; 2000)
Motivational Interviewing: Professional Training Series (Moyers, Miller, Rollnick; 1998 )

VHS Videotape:
Motivating pregnant women to stop drinking (Handmaker, Hester, 1999)

Motivational Interviewing Training Video: A Tool for Learners (Hettema, 2009)

The video contains over 4 hours of educational material, including:

• Interactive lessons on the background, principles, and core skills of motivational interviewing.
• 12 clinical vignettes demonstrating motivational interviewing.
• Clinical analyses of each vignette.
• Vignette and interview with Dr. William Miller.

Appropriate for a variety of audiences, including:

• Physicians and other medical professionals.
• Mental health workers.
• Probation officers or criminal justice employees.
• Students or trainees.

Covers a range of problem areas, including:

• Alcohol and drug use
• Smoking
• Anxiety disorders
• Probation behavior
• Treatment engagement
• Medication compliance
• Diabetes
• Cholesterol
• Diet and exercise
• Prenatal behavior
• Infectious disease

To order, go to: www.mitrainingvideo.com

MI Training DVDs: Focusing on Importance, Confidence and Readiness (Cole, 2009)

Three DVDs, each with 3 client scenarios created for use in training or for reinforcement of MI skills. Each dvd may be purchased separately.

Cathy Cole, MINT trainer since 1995, is the interviewer and the clients are actors. All interviews were recorded as a live interview with no scripting and no retakes in order to present an authentic interview.

DVD one: Increasing Importance

• Sarah is a college student of mixed ethnicity required to complete counseling after an infraction of the college alcohol policy; in this two part interview she completes some self measures about her alcohol use and discusses her thoughts on the use of alcohol. 31:42 minutes
• Holly is reactive to the news that her daughter is overweight and considers what she might do to make some changes. 13:50 minutes
• Fred, an African American, is a rising senior in high school and is considering dropping out; he is engaged in a discussion of future goals. 21:28 minutes

DVD two: Resolving Ambivalence

• Jim is uncertain about making a job change; the use of MI in a directive manner with no preferred outcome is demonstrated. 27:02 minutes
• Holly, from dvd one, is trying to decide about stopping breastfeeding; information helps her move to a decision that will work for her. 18:06 minutes
• Kathy, a senior citizen, does not want to stop smoking but comes to the conclusion that she should. 17:39 minutes

DVD three: Increasing Confidence

• Janet, an African living in the States, focuses on her confidence to start an exercise program. 17:30 minutes
• Julie wants to make a plan for healthier eating. 34:30 minutes
• Vance needs to make a plan for a budget. 28:59 minutes

For full information and ordering go to: http://cathycoletraining.com/dvds.php or to http://www.cathycoletraining.com, Training DVDs.

MI in Practice: The Edinburgh Interview 2006
October 2006

In October 2006, Jeff Allison Training Ltd published a CD providing individual learners and trainers with a multi-layered learning environment. At its core is a 50-minute digital audio recording and transcript of a real-life interview - a demonstration of highly skilful practice - between a community psychiatric nurse and a patient with an alcohol problem. This is a detailed case study of one patient’s treatment experience and its outcome. The main components of the CD run in new Listen & Read software that enables the user to hear the dialogue whilst following the transcript on-screen.

For details, please go to - www.jeffallison.co.uk

“ An intoxicated and defiant client is easy prey for prejudice, moral indignation or well-intended efforts to persuade him out of his dilemma. MI provides a different approach to the challenge of client behaviour change. A lot has been said and written about it, but it is hard to get closer than this: the first example of a real-life MI session to be made available. The Edinburgh Interview … has it all. It is the finest I have come across. The surrounding software environment is beautifully designed to provide multiple routes for reflection and discussion. This product should become a standard learning tool for any practitioner, trainer or group of learners wishing to understand, use or study MI. I highly recommend this example of a courageous client, a highly skilled practitioner, and behind them, a truly talented supervisor in Jeff Allison.”

Stephen Rollnick, PhD., Professor of Healthcare Communication, Department of General Practice, Cardiff University.

Engaging Motivation
Audio-visual material made by Toni Gilligan and Pip Mason.
August 2006

About the recordings

We made these recordings primarily to use on our own Motivational Interviewing courses. We have been training on this topic for 20 years and wanted some demonstration material that was relevant to the work lives of our course participants in England and that would provoke discussion and understanding of motivational interviewing principles.

There are 6 scenarios each 15-20 minutes long. Two (Liam and Steve) are located within the Criminal Justice System, two (David and Mandy) are in health care settings, one (Natalie) is in a drugs agency and one (Darren) is in a youth counselling context. The scenes are unscripted role-plays using professional actors as clients.

The material is not intended to be self-explanatory or a stand-alone teaching aid. We anticipate that it might be useful in the following settings;

For trainers, to be shown as part of a course accompanied by explanation and discussion.
For course participants to refresh and continue their learning after attending a training workshop.

Availability
The material is available on DVD or VHS video.
Price is £28.50 (plus postage and packing if required. £3 for DVD and £4 for video)
Course participants can buy directly from Pip or Toni on their courses or copies can be ordered from http://www.pipmason.com/publications/training_materials.aspx Telephone (44) 121 604 7399

(If ordering from overseas please contact Pip to check on postage and packing costs and to discuss how to arrange payment. The purchaser will be responsible for any bank charges associated with overseas purchase.)

Maximizing brief interventions for college drinkers. (DVD)
(A series of video clips of MI sessions with college students and young adult drinkers, designed to be used as an adjunct to training. The Illinois Higher Education Center sells it at-cost. Contact IHEC, Eastern Illinois University, 600 Lincoln Ave., Charleston, IL 62901, (217)581-2019.)

French-speaking Motivational Interviewing DVD (90 minutes, $50)

Réalisé par Alexis Rohrbach, sous la direction de Roland Gammeter et Jean-Bernard Daeppen

"Introduction à la pratique de l'entretien motivationnel"
DVD réalisé dans le cadre de la consultation du Centre de Traitement en Alcoologie, Université de Lausanne (Suisse).

Présente les principes de l'entretien motivationnel sous la forme d'interviews de soignants familiers de cette pratique, accompagnés d'exemples issus d'entretiens avec des patients.

Introduction

L'esprit de l'entretien motivationnel
1. Définition de l'entretien motivationnel
2. Stades de préparation au changement
3. Quatre principes fondamentaux

Les techniques de l'entretien motivationnel

Phase I " Construction de la motivation au changement"
1. Entrée en matière et pièges à éviter
2. Quatre techniques essentielles: OuVER
3. Le discours changement
4. Répondre à la résistance
5. Augmenter la confiance

Phase II " Renforcer l'engagement au changement"
1. Passer en phase II
2. Négocier un plan

Pour information et commande (for information and order)
Email: jean-bernard.daeppen@chuv.ch

PSYCHOTHERAPY VIDEOTAPE SERIES - III / Behavioral Health and Health Counseling
DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE

Hosted by Jon Carlson, PsyD, EdD, Featuring William R. Miller, Ph.D.

The APA Psychotherapy Video Series III presents distinguished psychotherapists demonstrating specific treatments for specific health problems. Hosted by Jon Carlson, PsyD, EdD, each practical, informative, and entertaining video provides you with over 100 minutes of insight into the use of these treatments, including

• A provocative discussion between the host, Dr. Jon Carlson, and a leading expert in the featured therapy about major theories in behavioral health.
• An actual therapy session with a real client and the featured therapist demonstrating how to apply behavioral health principles.
• A lively question-and-answer exchange between Dr. Carlson and the featured therapist reviewing the session and explaining how the theories were put into practice in the actual session.
• Each video is over 100 minutes and is available in VHS format.

  Client Background
  Debbie
  Age: 42
  Sex: Female
  Race: White
  Parents: Mother deceased; Father, living
  Sibling: Brother, age 38, active alcoholic
  Marital status: Divorced (married 1 year in her 20s)
  Children: None
  Education: Some college
  Occupation: Part-time clerk in video store; she also is on disability for mental illness.

  Debbie is a polysubstance abuser with multiple issues. For more than 20 years, she has used drugs including heroin, crack cocaine, cocaine, marijuana, and alcohol. She has been hospitalized several times for alcohol and drug rehabilitation as well as a suicide attempt 8 years ago. Debbie is in counseling (and has been for 20 years) to work on her addiction and personal issues. By this therapy session, she already has given up using hard drugs and is now interested in giving up alcohol (although she is not currently interested in giving up marijuana).

Item # 4310585
$69.95 American Psychological Association members/affiliates
$99.95 non-members

Available through http://www.apa.org/videos/4310585.html

New! Spanish-Language video and DVD 2002

"La Entrevista Motivacional: Preparación para el Cambio"
Dirigido por Carolina Yahne, Ph.D. con la colaboración de William R. Miller, Ph.D.
Este video de entrenamiento dura 90 minutos, y también se puede comprar en forma de DVD.
Incluye una introducción por Dra. Yahne y Dr. Miller.
Incluye también tres ejemplos.
En el primer ejemplo presentamos a un paciente hablando de su uso del tabaco.
En el segundo ejemplo presentamos a una paciente hablando de su uso de cocaína.

Para mas informacion, y para ordenar el DVD o el Video, oprima "Reprints" (arriba de esta pagina).
Encuentre la pagina numero 10 (T-003 y T-004).
Encuentre la Forma para Ordenar en la pagina numero 13.

Motivational Interviewing Training Video/DVD in Spanish
Directed by Carolina Yahne, Ph.D. with the Collaboration of William R. Miller, Ph.D.
This 90-minute training video is also available in DVD format.
It includes an introduction by Dr. Yahne and Dr. Miller.
It also includes three sample interviews.
The first example is of a patient speaking of his tobacco use.
The second example is of a patient discussing her use of cocaine.
The third example is an interview with a diabetes patient.
The video/DVD may be ordered from Delilah Yao at UNM CASAA 2650 Yale, SE
Albuquerque, NM 87106 USA.

For more information, and to place an order, click-on "Reprints" (top of this page).
Scroll down to page 10 (T-003 and T-004). Order Form is located on page 13.

Motivational interviewing, with Dr. William R. Miller

Lewis, J., & Carlson, J. (2000). Motivational interviewing, with Dr. William R. Miller (AKA - "Soccer Mike"). www.psychotherapy.net/video/miller_motivational_interviewing DVD Price $59, Institutional price: $159
VHS Videotapes may still be available at http://vig.pearsoned.com/store/product/1,1207,store-7061_isbn-020531533X,00.html Price: $57.76.

Motivational Interviewing: Professional Training Series, 1998
William R. Miller & Stephen Rollnick
Directed by Theresa B. Moyers

This series of six videotapes or two DVDs, produced at the University of New Mexico, is intended to be used as a resource in professional training, offering six hours of clear explanation and practical modeling of component skills. Because it is helpful to see how a method is practiced in various contexts, the tapes include clinical demonstrations of the skills of motivational interviewing, showing ten different therapists working with twelve clients who bring a variety of problems. Drs. Miller and Rollnick are deeply grateful to Terri Moyers, who volunteered many weeks of her time for the planning, directing, editing, and completion of these tapes.

A. Introduction to Motivational Interviewing. The introductory tape is a conversational interview with Bill Miller and Steve Rollnick, conducted in the summer of 1997 by Theresa Moyers. They review the background and current directions of motivational interviewing, explore its essential theoretical and conceptual underpinnings, and discuss its five basic principles. This is by no means a comprehensive introduction to motivational interviewing. Rather, it sets the context for the demonstration tapes that follow.

B. Phase 1: Opening Strategies. This is the most complex of the tapes, and spans two videocassettes. It is designed to illustrate the skills involved in the opening phase of motivational interviewing. Phase I focuses on identifying and strengthening the person's intrinsic motivation for change. It begins with the first contact and continues until the transition into Phase II, illustrated on Tape 6.

C. Handling Resistance. Motivational interviewing includes a set of strategies for handling and decreasing resistance. The information presented in this videotape is particularly useful during Phase I, although the methods are applicable throughout counseling. The phenomenon of "resistance" is discussed, and various strategies are explained and demonstrated.

D. Feedback and Information Exchange. One context in which motivational interviewing has been widely practiced is the "check-up" or feedback of assessment information. This specialized application involves much more talking on the part of the therapist, in that more information is being imparted to the client. How does one take this more active, information-giving role and still be consistent with the spirit of motivational interviewing? That is the focus of this tape.

E. Motivational Interviewing in Medical Settings. A rapidly growing application of motivational interviewing is in general health care settings. Here it is often necessary to compress the process of counseling into a shorter period of time. This tape explores how the spirit of motivational interviewing can be applied in busy health care settings.

F. Phase 2: Moving Toward Action. How do you know when to move from Phase 1 (building motivation for change) into Phase 2 (consolidating commitment to a change plan)? What counseling methods are used in Phase 2, and how do they differ from the opening strategies of motivational interviewing? That is the focus of the final tape in this series.

Available in VHS Tapes, DVDs, and now VHS PAL (European Format)

Order Form (Adobe Acrobat format)

To order videos, print the order form, complete it, and enclose payment, and mail or fax it to:

Vanessa Montoya/Delilah Yao UNM/CASAA MSC11 6280, 1 University of New Mexico Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001 USA

Phone: 505-925-2332 Fax: 505-925-2379 Email: dyao@unm.edu

Other Clinical Demonstration Videotapes

Hester, Reid K., Handmaker, Nancy (1999). Motivating pregnant women to stop drinking. (An MI training tape for healthcare providers. See Handmaker, N., Hester, R.K., & Delaney, H.D. (1999).Videotaped training in alcohol counseling for obstetric care practitioners: A randomized controlled trial. Obstetrics & Gynecology, 93, 213-218 for data on the effectiveness of this video.) Available from Behavior Therapy Associates, 3810 Osuna Rd. NE, Suite 1, Albuquerque, NM, 87109, www.behaviortherapy.com , reidhester@behaviortherapy.com, or 505.345.6100 ph.

D'Onofrio, G., Bernstein, E., & Bernstein, J. (1997).  The emergency physician and the problem drinker: Motivating patients for change.  Boston, Massachusetts: Boston University and Yale University Emergency Departments.   (in USA: 800-548-9491)

Endringsfokusert Rådgivning (Motivational Interviewing) (1995).  Available from the Bergen Clinics, Vestre Torggate 11, Bergen N-5015, Norway. 

Sobell, L. C. & Sobell, M. B. (1995). Motivational Strategies for Promoting Self-Change: Dealing with Alcohol and Drug Problems. Instructional Training Video. Toronto, Canada, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Services (38 minutes; www.camh.net; 800-661-1111)

Schippers, G. M., Brokken, L. C. H. M., & Otten, J. (1994).  Doorlichting Voorlichting Alcoholgebruik (Drinker's Check-up).  Nijmegen, The Netherlands: Bureau Beta.

Motivation and change (1990).  Two training videotapes available from the Addiction Research Foundation, 33 Russell Street, Toronto M5S 2S1, Ontario, Canada.

Miller, W. R. (1989).  Motivational interviewing.  Available from the author at the Department of Psychology, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM 87131, USA.  European format videotape available from the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre, P. O. Box 1, University of New South Wales, Kensington, NSW 2033, Australia.

Other Videotapes

Bayer Institute for Health Care Communications (1998).  Four Theorists.  Vaughan Keller, Bayer Institute for Health Care Communications, West Haven, CT.

Trainer Slides

Power Point and Harvard Graphics presentations available from Reid K. Hester, Ph.D., Behavior Therapy Associates, 3810 Osuna Rd. NE, Suite 1, Albuquerque, NM, 87109, www.behaviortherapy.com , rhester@behaviortherapy.com, or 505.345.6100 ph.