Motivational enhancement counseling strategies in delivering a telephone-based brief HIV prevention intervention

Motivational enhancement therapy (MET) interventions are being increasingly added to the menu of behavioral interventions for HIV prevention. Rutledge, et al, describe the principles of motivational interviewing, a counseling style often used in conjunction with MET, and demonstrate and discuss its...

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Published in:Clinical social work journal 2001-10, Vol.29 (3), p.291-306
Main Authors: Rutledge, Scott E, Roffman, Roger A, Mahoney, Christine, Picciano, Joseph F
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
Behavior Modification
Counseling
Counselling
Gays & lesbians
Health Education
HIV
Homosexuality
Homosexuals
Human immunodeficiency virus
Intervention
Men
Motivation
Preventive programmes
Psychology
Public Health
Risk management
Sexual Behavior
Telephone services
Telephones
Treatment Methods
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Summary:Motivational enhancement therapy (MET) interventions are being increasingly added to the menu of behavioral interventions for HIV prevention. Rutledge, et al, describe the principles of motivational interviewing, a counseling style often used in conjunction with MET, and demonstrate and discuss its application with case examples drawn from a recent pilot trial of a telephone-delivered brief MET.
ISSN:0091-1674
1573-3343
DOI:10.1023/A:1010463813593