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Using Motivational Interviewing to Support Families (Pt.5) - Having Difficult Conversations

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In today's episode I'm pleased to be joined again by MI Trainer, Jackie Webb and Consultant Social Worker Sharron Ricketts to continue our conversation about how MI can be used to support families and safeguard children.
In previous episodes we've discussed how MI can be used to support change - but what about those times when the journey of change isn't an option, and we need to deliver difficult messages and hold really challenging conversations?
Is MI still relevant in these situations?
Once again Jackie joins us to share some of her knowledge and wisdom on the subject, and Sharron shares with us some of the really challenging situations she's had to face when working with families in crisis, and how MI has guided her to gain positive outcomes for children.
If you've not heard any of the previous episodes in this MI series we recommend going back and listening to Parts 1-4 first, before listening to this episode.

Please note – due to the nature of this podcast, themes relating to the abuse and neglect of children are discussed with the content being designed for an adult audience for educational purposes, in order to protect children from harm.

Therefore listener discretion is advised and the content considered unsuitable for children.

Further details of topics discussed can be found on the SSCP Website: somersetsafeguardingchildren.org.uk
If you have any comments or questions from this podcast, or would like to be involved in a future episode please get in touch at ThePPod@somerset.gov.uk
To access the transcript for this episode go to
The P Pod (somersetsafeguardingchildren.org.uk) and click on the episode for details.

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Chapters

1. Motivational Interviewing Reflections and Insights (00:00:00)

2. Navigating Difficult Conversations in Social Work (00:06:04)

3. Handling Difficult Conversations With Autonomy (00:18:24)

4. Importance of Empathy in Difficult Conversations (00:30:45)

5. Navigating Difficult Conversations With MI (00:39:44)

6. Peapod (00:47:33)

27 episodes

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Manage episode 415163710 series 3456592
Content provided by The Somerset Safeguarding Children Partnership. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by The Somerset Safeguarding Children Partnership or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

Get in touch with us at The P Pod

In today's episode I'm pleased to be joined again by MI Trainer, Jackie Webb and Consultant Social Worker Sharron Ricketts to continue our conversation about how MI can be used to support families and safeguard children.
In previous episodes we've discussed how MI can be used to support change - but what about those times when the journey of change isn't an option, and we need to deliver difficult messages and hold really challenging conversations?
Is MI still relevant in these situations?
Once again Jackie joins us to share some of her knowledge and wisdom on the subject, and Sharron shares with us some of the really challenging situations she's had to face when working with families in crisis, and how MI has guided her to gain positive outcomes for children.
If you've not heard any of the previous episodes in this MI series we recommend going back and listening to Parts 1-4 first, before listening to this episode.

Please note – due to the nature of this podcast, themes relating to the abuse and neglect of children are discussed with the content being designed for an adult audience for educational purposes, in order to protect children from harm.

Therefore listener discretion is advised and the content considered unsuitable for children.

Further details of topics discussed can be found on the SSCP Website: somersetsafeguardingchildren.org.uk
If you have any comments or questions from this podcast, or would like to be involved in a future episode please get in touch at ThePPod@somerset.gov.uk
To access the transcript for this episode go to
The P Pod (somersetsafeguardingchildren.org.uk) and click on the episode for details.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Motivational Interviewing Reflections and Insights (00:00:00)

2. Navigating Difficult Conversations in Social Work (00:06:04)

3. Handling Difficult Conversations With Autonomy (00:18:24)

4. Importance of Empathy in Difficult Conversations (00:30:45)

5. Navigating Difficult Conversations With MI (00:39:44)

6. Peapod (00:47:33)

27 episodes

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