Brian L. Burke, PhD, Fort Lewis College, Durango, CO
Brad Lundahl, PhD, University of Utah, Salt Lake City
Hal Arkowitz, PhD, deceased

With 75% new material, the fully revised third edition of this clinical reference and text
describes ways to integrate motivational interviewing (MI) into evidence-based
psychotherapy and counseling. Readers learn how MI concepts and tools can enhance
their foundational skills as helpers - and can be tailored for clients with depression,
anxiety disorders, addictions, posttraumatic stress disorder, and other frequently
encountered problems. Chapters are grounded in research on what works for particular
disorders. Vivid case examples illustrate the role that MI can play in helping clients at
any stage of treatment to resolve ambivalence and mobilize their energy, commitment,
and personal resources for change.
New to This Edition
*Chapters on culturally responsive MI, trauma-informed practices, and MI in child
welfare.
*Chapters on treating chronic pain and serious mental illness.
*Key developments in MI as well as current psychological research.
*Extensive annotated sample dialogues throughout the chapters.

Key Selling Points
•Thoroughly revised clinical guide: 75% new material includes eight new chapters.
•Expert advice on applying the in-demand MI model to specific mental health issues,
illustrated with sample dialogues and cases.
•Practical, reader-friendly work on the most commonly seen problems in therapy.
•A handy resource for practitioners at all levels and an excellent text for graduate-level
courses.