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Oppression, Privilege, and Motivational Interviewing: Utilizing MI for Systems Safety Planning

Mon, Jan 11

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Oppression, Privilege, and Motivational Interviewing: Utilizing MI for Systems Safety Planning
Oppression, Privilege, and Motivational Interviewing: Utilizing MI for Systems Safety Planning

Time & Location

Jan 11, 2021, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Online Event

About the Event

Sarah Solis LCSW & Salina Harrigan LCSW

Training Description

This 6-hour training focuses on the experience of marginalized communities and the means of tailoring Motivational Interviewing to capture an at-risk youth’s experience of oppression. Trainees will identify aspects of their own privilege and use this to better enhance service provision/assess marginalization. The training will include practice of concrete Motivational Interviewing skills, such as readiness rulers, value cards, and OARS (open-ended questions, affirmations, reflections, and summaries). The training will conclude with trainees practicing the facilitation of change plans that highlight the at-risk youth’s means of remaining safe in oppressive treatment systems. Learning will occur in small and large group. All skill levels welcome, prior Motivational Interviewing training helpful.

Learning Objective

  • Differentiate between sustain talk and the identification of oppression/structural violence

  • Identify aspects of their own privilege and use this to enhance service provision to marginalized individuals/communities

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