Motivating Through Interviewing

In the early 1980s, a clinical psychologist named Bill Miller was troubled by his fields attitude toward people with addictions. Instead of attacking or demeaning his clients, Miller started asking them questions and listening to their answers. The central premise is that we can rarely motivate someone else to change. We are better off helping them find their own motivation to change. Galwan and Hobbes copyright 1993 vatison. All rights reserved.