Motivational Work Part 1 fills a vacuum in theory and method. It is an approach designed to help people who are considered to be unmotivated and hopeless. Most personnel contacts are based on the client/patient being motivated to some degree, i.e. that he or she wants to cooperate constructively and accept help. When you expect … [Read more…]
Motivational Work Prevents Burnout Motivational Work prevents burnout when personnel meets clients and patients in social services, psychiatry, and the penal system who are considered unmotivated. You have the same phenomenon in medical care. There is often reduced engagement in unmotivated patients that do not listen to the doctor’s recommendations and do not take care … [Read more…]
A paradigm for Unmotivated Clients There is a need for Motivational Work – a paradigm for unmotivated clients. The necessity for a new theory is the current idea of using the psychotherapeutic model and applying it to unmotivated clients. In a way, it is understandable why it is done. It is a well-known approach and … [Read more…]
