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SUMMARY:Webinar: Motivational Interviewing Part 2
DESCRIPTION:-- Webinar Description: --\n\nThis interactive skills-based s
 ession builds on Part 1 and focuses on practicing core MI tools using re
 alistic scenarios from shelters, outreach, supportive housing, and other
  frontline environments. Participants will learn and apply OARS skills: 
 Open-ended questions, Affirmations, Reflections, and Summaries. Through 
 group exercises, practice conversations, and live examples, participants
  will build confidence responding to resistance and supporting change-fo
 cused conversations in real-world settings.\n\n Key Takeaways:\n\n* Prac
 ticing open-ended questions and affirmations\n\n* Using simple and effec
 tive reflections\n\n* Responding to resistance without escalating confli
 ct\n\n* Applying MI skills in shelter, outreach, and frontline conversat
 ions\n\nPrerequisite: Completion of Part 1 is required before registeri
 ng for Part 2, either through live attendance or by viewing the webinar 
 recording in the library. (link to be added)\n\n-- Instructors: Heather 
 Fulton & Dawn Campbell --\n\nInstructor Bios:\n\nDr. Heather Fulton is 
 a Registered Psychologist and leading expert in concurrent disorders, tr
 auma-informed care, and evidence-based psychotherapy. With a PhD from Da
 lhousie University and over a decade of clinical experience in B.C., she
  teaches and supervises across multiple hospital and university settings
 , including Royal Columbian Hospital and UBC.\n\nDr. Fulton is certified
  in CBT, Seeking Safety, Motivational Interviewing, and Brief Action Pla
 nning, and is widely recognized for her engaging training, consultation,
  and guest teaching on best practices in mental health and substance-use
  care. She has published and presented internationally on innovative app
 roaches to treating concurrent disorders.\n\nThrough Wayfinder Wellness 
 Centre, she also offers limited private practice, helping clients naviga
 te substance use, anxiety, trauma, and life transitions with a compassio
 nate, evidence-based approach.\n\nDawn Campbell (she/her) is a Register
 ed Social Worker and Veterinary Social Worker with the Vancouver Humane 
 Society, where she supports individuals and families facing financial ha
 rdship through the McVitie Veterinary Assistance Program, providing acce
 ss to emergency veterinary care. She specializes at the intersection of 
 social services and animal welfare, with a focus on trauma-informed, pet
 -inclusive, and community-based practice.  Dawn has nearly a decade of 
 frontline experience working in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, where s
 he has provided emotional support, advocacy, systems navigation, crisis 
 support, and referrals for individuals whose companion animals are part 
 of their care story. Her work is grounded in a deep understanding of the
  complex realities faced by people navigating homelessness, financial in
 security, and systemic barriers, and the strengths and resourcefulness p
 eople draw on in these circumstances.  In addition to her role at the V
 ancouver Humane Society, Dawn is a Board Director with the BC Bereavemen
 t Helpline, where she is supporting the relaunch of their pet loss suppo
 rt program. She also operates a private counselling and consulting pract
 ice specializing in grief, trauma, the human–animal bond, and program 
 and policy development. Dawn is passionate about strengthening cross-sec
 tor collaboration and building systems that honour the deep connections 
 between people and their companion animals.\n\n 
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