LINKS
This is a new web-based learning and practice development initiative that will be launched in 2008. The range of services offered will include a programme for the certification of practictioner proficiency. If you wish to be informed of further developments and the launch date, please visit the site and register your interest.
This is the website for the international Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT). It is an excellent site, and constantly updated. A wide variety of information is posted on clinical, research and training issues. Visitors will find a comprehensive bibliography of published material relating to MI and associated subjects. The site also has an international list of trainers from many practice fields, all of whom have attended Training New Trainers workshops led by the originators of MI.
JAT advises anyone seeking a trainer to conduct a search to identify the most appropriate person for her or his particular requirements. Please note that no trainer on this list is accredited, licensed or approved; membership of the MINT does not indicate any particular standard of competence to conduct training. The MINT endeavours to support the development of high standards of MI training, but it does not regulate training conducted by its membership. You are therefore advised to seek testimonials when commissioning training.
This is the website for the Centre for Motivation and Change (CMC).
The Centre for Motivation & Change is a non-profit foundation for promoting good practice in the use of behavior change methods. The overall aim is to provide, develop and support training and education in behavior change methods, across different settings, countries and cultures, paying close attention to maintaining high standards of services provided.
CMC offers training, education and in-house consultancy services for organisations in the field of education, chronic disease management, addictions, lifestyle change & health promotion, compliance with medication, stress-management and organisational change.
This is Prof. Stephen Rollnick’s website.
This website provides an open forum for MI-trained practitioners who wish to discuss their work. Information about forthcoming training events may also be listed.