Movement Optimism Guillaume Deville talks Motivational Interviewing in the rehab world
Aug 29, 2024
Guillaume Deville, a physiotherapist specializing in shoulder pathologies and co-founder of l'Agence EBP, dives into the transformative power of Motivational Interviewing (MI) in rehabilitation. He highlights how MI fosters patient engagement and behavioral change, discussing effective communication techniques that build strong therapeutic relationships. Guillaume also examines the challenges of using MI in pain management and the integration of cognitive therapy approaches. Lastly, he shares insights on training bilingual physiotherapists and the launch of an accessible online course.
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MI's Evolution
- Motivational Interviewing (MI) was initially developed for addiction treatment.
- It now addresses behavioral change in various healthcare settings, including rehab.
Respect Patient Autonomy
- Avoid using MI to manipulate patients into doing what you want.
- Focus on understanding their motivations and collaboratively finding solutions.
Rehab vs. Addiction
- Unlike addiction, rehab patients may not recognize negative behaviors.
- Many believe certain movements, like bending, are harmful, requiring pre-contemplation education.