Motivational Interviewing in Nutrition and Fitness
by Dawn Clifford, Laura Curtis · Dawn Clifford, Laura Curtis
Guilford guide applying motivational interviewing to diet and exercise counseling, with sample dialogues contrasting traditional advice-giving with MI responses. Readers learn to use reflective listening, elicit change talk, and respond to ambivalence when helping clients change eating and activity habits.
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