Stephen Rollnick

Clinical psychologist Stephen Rollnick discusses his journey and passion for motivational interviewing. Topics include creating safe spaces for growth, building authentic relationships in coaching, fostering curiosity in children, asking insightful questions, and empowering coaching skills in sports.

Prof Stephen Rollnick, a clinical psychologist specializing in motivation and change, discusses topics like relationship building, Motivational Interviewing, speaking to groups effectively, empathy in coaching, and practical examples of MI in sports.

Prof Stephen Rollnick, expert in Motivational Interviewing, discusses the origins and applications of MI in schools, emphasizing positive psychology and growth through non-judgmental conversations. The podcast explores the importance of creating a safe space for change, empowering individuals through autonomy and language, and the impact of MI in educational and sports settings.

Professor Stephen Rollnick discusses the origins and application of Motivational Interviewing in schools. Topics include enhancing listening skills, overcoming fears in scuba diving, interpreting non-verbal cues in education, and guiding conversations positively with MI principles.

Stephen Rollnick, clinical psychologist and expert in motivation, discusses overcoming the 'righting reflex' and not being a 'deficit detective' as a coach. He explores using motivational interviewing to empathize and motivate athletes, emphasizing the importance of establishing trust. The podcast also delves into the concepts of evoking and invoking, the ask-provide-ask strategy for coaching, and the importance of unlearning conditioning as a coach.