TI23
Motivational Enhancement Therapy
FR
TEM
EN
MET
Developed by William Miller and Stephen Rollnick, motivational enhancement therapy helps the person find within themselves the motivation to change. Grounded in empathy, the development of discrepancy, and rolling with resistance rather than confrontation, it is primarily indicated for addictions to alcohol and drugs and for eating disorders.
| Code | TI23 |
|---|---|
| Name (EN) | Motivational Enhancement Therapy |
| French name | Thérapie d'Encouragement de la Motivation |
| Acronym (FR) | TEM |
| Acronym (EN) | MET |
| Founder(s) | William R. Miller, Stephen Rollnick |
| Year | années 1980 |
| School / wave | Entretien motivationnel |
| Source volume | Volume 2 of the Mémento des Psychothérapies |
Authors & thinkers
This therapy is covered in detail (principles, indications, protocol, level of evidence) in Volume 2 of the Mémento des Psychothérapies. See the volume.
Therapy family
Other therapies in Volume 2
- TI15
Conflict Resolution Therapy - TI16
Integrated Behavior Therapy - TI17
Systematic Desensitization Therapy - TI18
Behavioral Activation Therapy - TI19
Brief Emotional Support Therapy - TI20
Crisis Intervention Therapy - TI21
Prolonged Exposure Therapy - TI22
Cognitive Remediation Therapy - TI24
Stress Management Therapy - TI25
Compassion-Focused Therapy - TI26
Strength-Based Therapy