
This workshop explores the integration of Indigenous centered, trauma-informed training principles with Motivational Interviewing (MI) through a decolonial lens. Grounded in the presenter’s lived experience as a lineal descendant of the Yakama Nation (present-day central Washington State, USA), the session invites participants to implement and grow in strategies for fostering trust and working with communities particularly impacted by trauma rooted in colonization, displacement, and systemic oppression. We will explore impacts of historical and intergenerational trauma across Indigenous and colonized communities globally, including the roles of unresolved grief, cultural disruption, and ambivalence. We will also look at MI centered practices for fostering trust, collaboration, and psychological safety while actively working to avoid re-traumatization in intergroup clinical experiences with people most impacted by global colonization.
Who Can Register?
This course is for therapists and helping professionals at the beginner through advanced level.

After participating in this activity, learners will be able to:
List 3 impacts of historical and intergenerational trauma across Indigenous and colonized communities.
List 3 MI practices for fostering trust, collaboration, and psychological safety.
Join us on June 11th 12:00-1:00pm ET
(11:00aCT/ 10:00aMT/ 9:00aPT/ 4:00pUTC)
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CE is only provided for live attendance.
Registration ends June 11th at 10:59am ET
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Speaker Bio:
Jamie Weber, MSW, LICSW
I am mixed Indigenous Yakama Native - a sovereign Native American Tribe and Nation in Washington State in the US. I am a licensed clinical social worker, professor and creative facilitator with a focus on Motivational Interviewing, CPTSD, substance use, and anti-colonial behavioral health with youth and families. I have been a Motivational Interviewing trainer since 2009 with a focus on MI skill building that is trauma informed and centered in an Indigenous worldview.
Continuing Education

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Frequently asked questions
Receive a certificate for 1 hour of CE for attending this webinar! This course is approved by the following continuing education listed above, or you can view our course syllabus for more details.We do not provide CE certificate for partial attendance.
Following the learning session and completion of End of Course evaluation, participants will receive an email with their downloadable CE certificate with 48 business hours. Does your board not accept CE from any of our continuing education providers? Upon workshop completion, you will receive a certificate of 1 hour of CE, and you may turn in the trainer bio and workshop objects to your board along with your certificate of completion. Check with your CE board, as we do not guarantee acceptance. MI Center for Change maintains responsibility for this program and its content.
Please email admin@micenterforchange.com if you have any questions or concerns.
Will I be receiving a recording of the event?
Yes, an email with the recording access will be sent to everyone who registers whether you are able to attend the live event or not. Please allow 48 business hours after the event to receive an email. This email will contain a recording and any other references mentioned in the event. You will have 30 days of access to this recording!
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1 Hour Workshop
Motivational Interviewing for Native Healing & Resilience
Join us on June 11th from 12:00-1:00pm ET
Registration ends June 11th at 10:59am ET
Please review our FAQs before registering.
100% Privacy. We Will Never Spam You!

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