Three hour webinar offered with Dawn Campbell in partnership with Homelessness Services Association of BC. Event information and registration details here.
Description:
This interactive skills-based session builds on Part 1 and focuses on practicing core MI tools using realistic scenarios from shelters, outreach, supportive housing, and other frontline environments. Participants will learn and apply OARS skills: Open-ended questions, Affirmations, Reflections, and Summaries. Through group exercises, practice conversations, and live examples, participants will build confidence responding to resistance and supporting change-focused conversations in real-world settings.
Key Takeaways:
Practicing open-ended questions and affirmations
Using simple and effective reflections
Responding to resistance without escalating conflict
Applying MI skills in shelter, outreach, and frontline conversations
Prerequisite:
Completion of Part 1 is required before registering for Part 2, either through live attendance or by viewing the webinar recording in the library. (link to be added)
