MI Jeopardy

Definitions

100

When someone feels two ways about making a change.

Ambivalence.

200

Reflecting back what the client said and/or making a hypothetical guess at the person's true meaning beyond what the client verbalized. 

Reflective Listening.

300

Strategies and techniques that have been proven to reduce recidivism, including such examples as motivational interviewing, case planning, Carey Guide tools, targeting interventions to high risk offenders and their high risk areas of need, and engaging community support

Evidence-Based Practices (EBP)

400

This strategy acknowledges what the client is saying and adds it to the other side of the client's ambivalence

Double-sided reflection

500

A person's belief in the possibility of change. The Person's belief they can change and have ideas about how to change. 

Self-Efficacy. 

OARS

100

What does OARS stand for?

O-Open Ended Questions A-Affirmations R-Reflections S-Summarizations

200

Convert this closed question into an open question:

Do you want to go to treatment?

300

Convert this question to a reflection:

Do you care about finishing your probation?

400

These are the best kind of affirmations:

What are 'heavyweight' affirmations?

500

Taking this off the end of your question can often times turn them into reflections:

What is the "swoop"?

SPIRIT of MI

100

What does MI stand for?

Motivational Interviewing.

200

Name a specific target behavior where Motivational Interview would be helpful.

Chemical use, finding pro-social friends, treatment, going to school....

300

Name one reason Motivational Interviewing is so useful

Guide towards change, engage with clients, collaboration and allows clients to find their own reasons to change. 

400

What are the 4 Motivational Interviewing Processes?

Engaging, focusing, evoking and planning.

500

Name a Motivational Interviewing Trap.

Expert, Labeling/Blaming, Shaming, Premature Focus, Confrontation-Denial, Question-Answer.

Change Talk

100

Any statement made in favor of change.

Change Talk.

200

Identify the change talk:

"It doesn't make sense for me to get a job. No one is going to hire me with a felony. It's important for me to take care of my family, but I can make ten times more money on the street."

300

Identify and respond to the change talk:

"I hate taking those meds. I know what I need to do to stay healthy and I'm tired of people telling me what to do"

400

This is the first step in responding to change talk. 

Recognizing it.

500

What is the acronym associated with Change Talk?

DARN-CAT.

Now That's Random

100

Which retired COII pooped their pants at work and told everyone about it?

Lenny Kroll.

200

Before they were a Sargeant and a Case Manager, these two dated in college at Mankato State, don't worry they remained friends.

Sgt Witty and Drahota.

300

What food was brought in by a Maple staff to pay his gambling debt? 

KFC

400

Where is "Stiffler" from in MN?

Cottage Grove.

500

Before they were a Sargeant and COII they were college roommates at Mankato State.

Derek Skillman and Richard King