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Planning
Supervisees see change as important and are confident they can change.
This is a first step towards action and is most effective when the supervisee has decided on a direction for change.
Negotiate and collaborate with the supervisee.
Use interactions that demonstrate
the spirit of MI
:
collaboration
,
acceptance
,
compassion
, and
evocation
to ensure that a supervisee takes ownership.
Use
Core Skills
to get the supervisee to be more specific on change plans.
For supervisees who can give details about change plans,
switch between MI and other methods
.
This is a good time to bring up possible obstacles and collaborate on how the supervisee will handle them.
WATCH VIDEOS OF OFFICERS PLANNING WITH SUPERVISEES:
Hours Cut At Work
Having Contact Again
Family or Old Friends
If a supervisee returns to ambivalence or questions the direction return to
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