Proper technique, practiced over time, can transform an appointment from "medication management" to a serious change in behavior, as evidenced by the 5 examples featured in this article.
Laura E. Maphis, PhD
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Broaching the subject of changing behaviors can be daunting. Motivational interviewing may make these conversations easier.
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