Motivational Work can improve the situation of dementia patients. It makes them feel more secure and gives them increased self-esteem. Also, their families experience more meaning in their relationships with their loved ones and burden less guilt. A General Theory I have always been aware that the practice of Motivational Work incorporates all kinds of … [Read more…]
To all my readers: I am on vacation till the beginning of August. Thus, there will be a new blog later in the coming month. Enjoy your summer Per Revstedt
The blog is the third and ending text about supervision. To discern between the private life and the relationship with unmotivated clients is essential in Motivational Work because the professional commitment is intense. The engagement can resemble the magnitude of an intimate relationship, but it is still a trained attitude (Motivational Work, The Motivational Relationship, … [Read more…]
The blog focuses on the result of the integration process in supervision. It is a continuation of the earlier blog 91, “The significance of supervision“. Furthermore, the next blog (93) will be a third and ending text about supervision. As an illustration, we will return to the case where Irma is being supervised to learn … [Read more…]
Assimilation of the Approach If you are interested in learning about Motivational Work it is imperative that you know about the significance of supervision. You can read my books and blogs, but to fully use Motivational Work, you must integrate values, theory, motivational relationship, and methods into a personalized way of meeting the unmotivated client. … [Read more…]
