Bill Miller Motivational Interviewing Workshops: 2012
New Directions in Motivational Interviewing
A series of two-day workshops in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney held in November 2012
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Byron Clinic was pleased to introduce Dr William R. Miller, the world renowned pioneer and co-founder of Motivational Interviewing (MI), in a series of two-day training workshops held in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane in November 2012.
This was the first time in ten years that Dr Miller had presented workshops in Australia.
Dr Miller presented the latest research findings and treatment approaches for dealing with a multitude of client presentations, he also visited and practiced core tenets of MI and integrated this knowledge with exciting new changes.
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