Addiction recovery strategy

Motivational Interviewing (MI) In Substance Use Recovery Motivational Interviewing is a therapeutic approach involving counseling clients with addiction use disorders. It can be coupled with other forms of treatment in mental psychology to increase the motivation for these patients to change their behavior toward recovery from addiction. Therefore, the intervention relies on the patient's interest and willingness to address their problem. Principles of Motivational Interviewing This proof-based intervention respects the capacity of the patient to decide about change (Naar et al., 2021). Expressing empathy and acceptance to facilitate change is critical in this treatment regime. The client has to be aware of the impact of the change and present their reasons to the therapist. It is paramount for the client to avoid arguments so that they can embrace this change. Patients have control over their decisions for change and are expected to use their inner driving force to propel their journey to recovery. An important motivation to enhance positive outcomes is the patient's belief that behavior change is poss...