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Engaging the Family in Healthy Lifestyle-Blame Free Consultations Caroline O’Connor, Senior Community Dietitian Shirley O’Shea, Senior Health Promotion Officer, Physical Activity Health Promotion & Improvement HSE South
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What do you think when you see this?
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What do our consultations look like? What do our consultation about lifestyle behaviour look like?
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MI and childhood obesity ► Its a chronic condition typically unresponsive to traditional clinical interventions ► MI is a potentially effective strategy ► Almost 80% paediatricians report feeling ‘very frustrated’ treating childhood obesity. ► MI can address clinician confidence and treatment efficacy. ►
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MI is…. ► a client centred, directive method for enhancing intrinsic motivation to change by exploring and resolving ambivalence
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Or..
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It’s Evocative ► ‘The Best ideas come from the client’
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It’s about Acceptance ► Human nature resists being told what to do!
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If you find yourself lecturing or arguing…
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What should be happening..?
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“The single most important factor that influences change is the practitioner’s possession of strong communication skills”. (Najavits and Weiss, 1994)
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► Open Questions ► Affirmations ► Reflections ► Summaries
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Open Questions
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Affirmations You really care a lot about your family This is hard work you are doing You were successful in changing in the past
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“We have been given two ears and but a single mouth so that we might speak less and listen more.” Zino of Citium
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The Spirit Skills Strategies ‘Sustain talk’ Change Talk
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UnderweightAbout RightOverweight Healthy14.183.42.5 Overweight 1.754.144.2 Obese2.019.578.2
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Why is it so difficult to talk openly about weight? ► Not socially acceptable ► Fear of alienating families by making ‘personal’ comments ► Not knowing how to talk about weight in a sensitive manner ► Feeling distressed about one’s own weight ► Previous experience of individuals reacting strongly when the issue of weight is raised ► Fear of offending parents ► Fear of stigmatising obese and overweight children
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► E licit- what do they know already? ► P ermission ► P rovide ► E licit-what do they make of that info?
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