As a member of the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT), I am deeply familiar with the principles and techniques of Motivational Interviewing. I have provided training on Motivational Interviewing at local, national, and international levels and am available for lectures or consultations for groups and organizations.

For individuals, motivational approaches help enhance readiness and commitment to behavior change by exploring personal values, strengths, and goals. Techniques like Motivational Interviewing assist clients in resolving ambivalence and building confidence to adopt healthier habits that support overall wellness.

When working with couples and families, motivational strategies focus on strengthening communication and support systems to encourage loved ones facing health or cognitive challenges. By helping families foster motivation and reinforce positive behaviors, these approaches improve outcomes and create a more supportive environment for sustained change.