Discovering Motivational Interviewing: A 2-Day Introduction
Theory, principles, technique, style and spirit of MI, with real plays and individualized coaching on OARS skills.
Especially for No prior or some MI exposure
Book this programMotivational Interviewing is a communication method proven effective for facilitating behavior change. It resolves a person's ambivalence about change by eliciting and strengthening their own motivation for it.
MI is used by physicians, mental health providers, administrators, staff, coaches, fitness trainers and dietitians, across health care organizations, correctional facilities, schools, rehabilitation centers and more. It equips you to engage patients, clients, staff and students in making change, and to minimize resistance to it.
Theory, principles, technique, style and spirit of MI, with real plays and individualized coaching on OARS skills.
Especially for No prior or some MI exposure
Book this program16 hours building fluency with OARS across Engage, Focus, Evoke and Plan, and proficiency in recognizing and responding to change talk.
Especially for After 12–16 hours of introductory MI
Book this programTailored organizational sequences for teams building MI capability over time.
Especially for Organizations
Book this programBasic MI skills for the people who support the providers.
Especially for Friends & family
Book this programFounder · Psychologist · Executive Coach · Relationship Coach
Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) for couples · Race-based stress and racial trauma · LGBTQ+ topics · Intensive work · Motivational Interviewing (MINT member) · Relationship and executive coaching
Accepting new clients
Dr. Bukky Kolawole, PsyD, a member of the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT).
Yes, on site or virtually, for public cohorts or a single organization.
Tell us what is going on. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right practice for it, and match you with the practitioner who fits — or point you to someone better placed.