Social Worker Demonstrates Motivational Interviewing | 2019

[@harsharnkaur2075]

Hi Jasmine, thank you for doing this video. I'm a Social Work student and I was having trouble understanding "Motivational Interviewing." This was really helpful!

[@JasmineAmaa]

Harsharn Kaur so good to hear that x

[@donv21117]

Thanks for showing the example of motivational interviewing. There was one thing at the beginning that could have been improved. The client made the initial statement about not needing any help. The interviewer did not acknowledge this. She just proceeded in the interview.

[@KimixKicks]

I loved the affirmation you gave about how you saw how she was as a person through her actions as a single parent. :) I think I would add a question asking what would make her feel more supported in her life taking care of her baby. And then from her answer, you could ask if you could share the support your organization can help with (asking permission/for advice). Thank you for sharing MI with others! Very helpful. :)

[@MsTford11]

Thank you for sharing, this really helped me to get a better understanding of the interviewing process with involuntary clients.

[@JasmineAmaa]

U r welcome 🥰

[@tracygonzalez2948]

Just found your channel!! Wow, your videos are really helpful:) I am in the MSW program at USC going onto my 4th week!

[@JasmineAmaa]

Tracy Gonzalez xx

[@mamaafrika6801]

This is amazing!! Hats off to you , well done for this detailed explanation so helpful,

[@faganfit572]

This was very insightful. I just started studying towards earning my Transformation Specialist Certification through the ISSA, and this seems to be a huge part of the course. I am a Certified Fitness Trainer and so I know this will be a huge asset to further motivate my clients to make behavioral changes. Thank you for sharing.

[@paigebehan3364]

I tanked my Motivational Interviewing practice and I only have till Friday next week to do it again and that’s my grade. So I hope I can do better...thanks for this video.

[@coreinspirations6839]

I simply love this Video....super cute and informative..love the creativity and your hair and wraps are gorgeous!!!

[@JasmineAmaa]

Core Inspirations thanks lovely xx

[@coreinspirations6839]

Your welcome!!!

[@jessbernard]

Really helpful video! Loving the hair also 😍 Have you found that motivational interviewing is useful to use with clients who were referred involuntarily?

[@JasmineAmaa]

Jess Bernard absolutely. Ud have more luck engaging them x

[@onyinyesylvia9360]

Hi Jasmine. I have an assumption. What if Mary does not want to engage because ,she feels that her child might be taken to an oohc? How do you convince her to trust your services, given that she grew up in a care home?

[@JasmineAmaa]

Onyinye Sylvia id find avenues for her to disclose difficulty she’s having with her baby then get in that way. If she still says no, its not compulsory at this stage for her to be involved so id leave her with my details should she change her mind. If it were compulsory then id have to let her know it has to happen so let’s discuss how i can make her time with me worthwhile. Hope this helps x

[@godfreyoseibonsuapraku8766]

Lovely headgear.

[@reallykoloy9622]

I have completed my MSW and want to work in USA .please can u help me

[@Sachinsivan09]

Hai jasmine thanku for this video..

[@Sachinsivan09]

I have completed bsw and I would like to take msw in Canada.. Is it easy to get job?

[@JasmineAmaa]

U r welcome. I am not sure if its easy to find work there xx

[@elizabetefortes8045]

Hi I would like to go Austrália, do you think is easy to find a job in Social Worker there?

[@JasmineAmaa]

Elizabete Fortes my experience will be different than what a person from a different country will be given am a citizen. Have a look online I listen a few websites in my ‘moving to Australia to study social work’ video x

[@elizabetefortes7046]

@@JasmineAmaa Thanks a lot!

[@alphabet_soup123]

As an Australian, the real question is whether you can meet the visa requirements to come over here and work. If you're under 30, you might look at a working holiday as an option (although noone knows when the borders will reopen). If you haven't studied your social work degree yet, you could opt to study as an international student in Australia. This would help you understand the systems down in Australia, help familiarise you with what organisations are available. Its not particularly difficult to get a social work job in Australia if you have a social work degree, but you would be at a disadvantage if you haven't lived in Australia, or if you don't have some ties to minority groups. I work with social workers in my role in a hospital, and they never have trouble filling positions. But social work is rather poorly paid in Australia. If you studied for a social work masters you could go the case management route. But given that social work isn't on the skills shortage list, its best to speak to an immigration lawyer to see what your options are.

[@RnBReworked]

I considered a move to Australia too. I have a friend who moved out there and was put off by his opinion that the people are unfriendly, snobby and racist.