Therapy
Kristiana Siste
Divisi Psikiatri Adiksi
FKUI/RSCM
Definition
Motivational Enhancement Therapy (MET)
Stages of change
Motivational Support:
Precontemplation
Klien belum mau berubah
Klien mungkin tidak bersedia atau merasa
Motivational Conflict:
Contemplation
Ambivalensi: berubah atau tidak berubah
Example: I know Id feel better if I quit
Motivational Conflict:
Preparation
Clients may be fully ready to change but be
Motivational Conflict:
Action
A client may be doing all the right things
time
For example: Is all this really worth it?
berubah
Bantu klien menjalani strategi tersebut dan
bantu ia untuk mempelajari bagaimana
mencegah relaps
Normalisasi ambivalensi
Afirmasi untuk keberhasilan
Motivational Conflict:
Maintenance / Rumatan
Clients in maintenance need to make a lot
Motivational Conflict:
Relapse
Motivational conflicts may
vary
Relapse leads to regression to
an earlier stage of change
Clients may typically wonder:
Do I want to try again or
not?
Am I capable of maintaining
recovery?
path!
kritis.
Bantu klien dalam 2 isu dibawah ini:
1.Seberapa besar masalah ketergantungan
Basic principles
Express empathy: hindari komunikasi yang
Practical strategies
Phase 1: Building motivation for change
Phase 2: Strengthening commitment to
change
Phase 3: Follow-through strategy
(maintenance).
untuk berubah
Contoh:
Tell me a little about your addiction. What do you
Phase 2: Strengthening
Commitment To Change
Kenali kesiapan klien untuk berubah
Klien berhenti untuk menolak
Klien mulai sedikit bertanya
Klien mulai tenang
Klien mulai membuat penyataan yang
improve?
Could my sleep problems be due to my
drinking?
Perkuat abstinensia
Bekerja dengan resistensi: refleksi atau
reframing
Buat worksheet
Buat rencana aksi secara spesifik
Source: Amrhein, P. C., Miller, W. R., Yahne, C. E., Palmer, M., & Fulcher, L. (2003). Client
commitment language during motivational interviewing predicts drug use outcomes. Journal of
Consulting & Clinical Psychology. 71(5), 862878.
DARN-C: Desire
Statements clients make about preference
for change:
I would like to
I wish
I really want to
DARN-C: Ability
Statements clients make about self-
efficacy:
I think I could
I can
I am able to
DARN-C: Reasons
Statements clients make that are specific
I
I would worry less about _______ if I
DARN-C: Need
Statements clients make about feeling an
obligation to change:
I should
I really need to
I have to
DARN-C: Commitment
Two levels of commitment statements:
Intention or low-level commitment
statements
High-level commitment statements
DARN-C: Commitment
(continued)
Intention or low-level commitment
statements:
I hope to
I plan to
I will try to.
DARN-C: Commitment
(continued)
High-level commitment statements:
I will
I am going to
I promised my husband I would...
Source: Miller, W. R., & Rollnick, S. (1991). Motivational interviewing: Preparing people to
change addictive behavior. New York: Guilford Press.
Readiness Ruler
Developed by Stephen Rollnick
Multi-purpose tool
to a higher number?
What do you think it would take for you to
feel more ready for this change?
Thank You