Nine students from our MSc Health Psychology (and one final year BSc Psych student who was VERY welcome) attended our recent workshop introducing motivational interviewing. As part of the evaluation process, we measured their self assessed confidence in a range of knowledge and skills, pre and post training. Nice positive changes observed, and lots of interest in further training.
More workshops coming soon, including:
Cognitive behavioural therapy techniques applied to health behaviour change.
Intermediate and advanced motivational interviewing - health promotion, primary prevention, long term conditions, substance misuse, working with groups, dealing with dyads, brief opportunistic interventions.
Intervention mapping - developing theory driven, evidence based programmes using proven health behaviour change techniques - especially relevant to public health.
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Friday, 8 June 2012
Wednesday, 23 February 2011
Making preparations
Spent what seemed like an awfully long time this morning making preparations for travel to a conference in May. Visa waiver application, flights, accommodation,etc. At least it's done now.
Afternoon spent doing some marking, and preparing for tomorrow's classes on two different applied psychology masters programmes: Forensic Psychology and Health Psychology, plus a wee bit of research on an external organisation who've expressed an interest in buying some training from us.
Really looking forward to Friday when I hope to pick up my OWN work again - if I ever manage to catch up on all the (increasingly terse) emails that are swamping my inbox...
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Monday, 6 September 2010
Back to more mundane things
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Motivational interviewing 2: how to apply this approach in general nursing practice
Must remember to cite this when talking to Endocrine Nurses later this month - and follow up on room bookings for our next Motivational Interviewing training day.
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