Community Supervision Modification and Revocation

Community Supervision Modification and Revocation
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Motivational interviewing is a client-centered counseling technique employed by clinicians and psychologists designed for eliciting behavior change. The clinician first establishes a rapport between him and the client by understanding what they are facing. This helps build a relaxed atmosphere and for the clinician to think from their client's point of view. The clinician then asks questions about why the client would wish to change a particular behavior and help him in order of the weight of the goals.
Most research has proven motivational interviewing to be a better and more effective therapy technique than cognitive behavioral therapy as it elicits ambivalence. It is generally applied in medication adherence, management of drug abuse, stress management, and many others. Some MI techniques are embraced to limit...