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Outcomes of Motivational Interviewing Training with Probation and Parole Officers: Findings and Lessons Learned.

The article presents the results of the Motivational Interviewing training with probation and officers. Topics of discussion includes MI equips probation and parole officers with skills to reduce discord in the relationship with clients, It includes clients lacking engagement in the change process,...

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Published in:Federal Probation Vol. 82; no. 3; pp. 28 - 36
Main Authors: Iarussi, Melanie M., Powers, Dixie F.
Format: Article
Published: Superintendent of Documents Dec2018
Subjects:
Motivational interviewing
Parole officers
Probation officers
Interpersonal relations
Active listening
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          Nova Southeastern University
          Auburn University
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        Motivational interviewing
        Parole officers
        Probation officers
        Interpersonal relations
        Active listening
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          Parole officers
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          Parole Offices and Probation Offices
          Active listening
      ab: The article presents the results of the Motivational Interviewing training with probation and officers. Topics of discussion includes MI equips probation and parole officers with skills to reduce discord in the relationship with clients, It includes clients lacking engagement in the change process, feeling defensive, or being oppositional. By using active listening skills officers develop an interpersonal environment fostering rapport and effective supervision.
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