MI
Training Study
Recruitment for the ELICIT project is currently closed. Below are the
eligibility criteria for the study. Thank you for your interest! For more
information and answers to commonly asked questions, click here. Please contact us if
you have any questions or concerns at mitrainingstudy2009@gmail.com.
Project
ELICIT Inclusion/Exclusion Criteria
We are currently conducting a randomized control trial
funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (Grant #1R01DA021227-01A1) in
which we will be providing free motivational interviewing (MI) training to
providers (counselors, psychologists, medical doctors, social workers, nurses)
who work in the field of substance abuse. We are recruiting providers who have
minimal experience with motivational interviewing and work in a not-for-profit
setting.
One person per agency or setting will be able to participate in this study.
Eligible clinicians will participate (with grant support) in a two-day MI
training in
The goal of this study is to test two different strategies for training
providers in motivational interviewing. All participants will attend a two-day
motivational interviewing training free of charge. Participants are asked to
submit a pre-training audio work sample of a therapy session with an actual
client. Following training, participants will be asked to submit three more
audio work samples one week, six months, and twelve
months after the training. Participants will be paid $75 (with a $25 bonus for
timeliness) for each of the three post-training audio work samples.