Numerous studies have supported the use of motivational interviewing in health care to reduce cholesterol level, blood pressure, blood alcohol level, and weight.
William A. Villaume, PhD
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Articles by William A. Villaume, PhD
Motivational interviewing was widely adopted in addiction counseling and proved to be very effective in helping patients to change their behavior.
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