Week 5-6 Assignment – SBIRT Interview Using MI and BNI Eliciting Change Talk

Week 5-6 Assignment – SBIRT Interview Using MI and BNI Eliciting Change Talk
SBIRT – Using Motivational Interviewing and Brief Negotiated Intervention in the Field Setting
In your SOWK 7321 – Engagement and Assessment with Hispanic Families course, you were introduced to SBIRT and completed a simulated role play using (Motivational Interviewing, MI) to elicit change talk utilizing Brief Negotiated Intervention (BNI).
The purpose of this assignment is to provide you with a live experience demonstrating the MI and BNI methods. This interaction will NOT be videoed or recorded. However, your Field Instructor will need to be present to observe during the session and provide written feedback on the Field Instructor Observation form listed below under resources. You will need to download this provide it to your Field Instructor.
Prompt:
For this assignment, you will need to complete the following:
Part A- Interview Using MI and BNI Eliciting Change Talk
1. Review this assignment with your Field Instructor by week 2. The OLLU Field Instructor training provides an in-depth training on SBIRT that your Field Instructor would have received when they completed the training. However, it may be helpful to use one of your supervision sessions to review with them the materials and videos provided for this assignment.
2. Pick one of the SBIRT vignettes listed below that best fits with your field education placement agency to use in a roleplay with one of the employees at your placement site. You and your field instructor can review who might be willing to participate in the role play with you, depicting the person detailed in the vignette you choose.
3. During your role play you will be expected to to use Motivational Interviewing (MI) to elicit change talk utilizing Brief Negotiated Intervention (BNI). The volunteer will play the part of the patient based on the information provided in the vignette; you will play the part of the social worker in the situation, setting a context and then assessing the clients using the AUDIT and/or DAST.
4. Your goal is to screen the client for substance use problems or at-risk use and determine their level of risk. Once this is determined, you will share with the client his/her score and zone, as well as the low-risk guidelines for his/her sex and age group. You might want to go back and watch the SBIRT PowerPoints again to familiarize yourself more fully with the assessment process. Watching the Audit Screening videos below might also be useful.
Part B – Summary & Reflection Paper
1. Submit a short, one-page paper, summarizing your interview. Organize the paper in two paragraphs:
o Identify your client’s score on the assessment(s) used and what level of risk the score represents;
o Reflect on how it felt to be in the role of the social worker and how comfortable you felt using the assessment tools.
2. Scan in and submit your Field Instructor’s signed Observation Sheet in the same assignment submission box as your reflection paper – must contain the field instructor’s handwritten signature.
SBIRT Vignettes
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• Geriatric – Emergency Room Case Management
References
Dolgoff, R., Loewenberg, F., & Harrington, D. (2005). Ethical decisions for social work practice
(8th ed.). Belmont, CA: Thomson-Brooks/Cole.
Kiser, P. (2012). The human services internship: Getting the most from your experience.
Belmont, CA: Brooks/Cole. Pages 1-321
Montilla, R.E. & Smith, R.L. (2005). Working with Latino populations: Background and historical perspectives. pp. 27-40. In Smith, R.L &Montilla, R. E. Counseling and Family Therapy with Latino Populations: Strategies that Work
Comments from Support Team: 1. Writer…when doing this I would like for you to Submit a short, one-page paper, summarizing the interview. Organize the paper in two paragraphs:
o Identify the client’s score on the assessment(s) used and what level of risk the score represents;
o Reflect on how it felt to be in the role of the social worker and how comfortable I felt using the assessment tools…
I was the social worker and the person I work with was the client for Ms. James and just follow the recording and put what the score is and the what level of risk the score represents…also, put page number along when you cite it put Kiser 2012

References
2. Dolgoff, R., Loewenberg, F., & Harrington, D. (2005). Ethical decisions for social work practice
3. (8th ed.). Belmont, CA: Thomson-Brooks/Cole.
4. Kiser, P. (2012). The human services internship: Getting the most from your experience.

Writer, make sure when listing to the recording to put what is her screening score and zone is as well as the low-risk guidelines for her sex and age group….and she is Mrs. James is a 72-year-old widow who lives alone. Also, I uploaded her profile and it said is an example but it is her real profile and look at it and listen to the recording and do a short one-page the summarizing the interview.
Submit a short, one-page paper, summarizing your interview. Organize the paper in two paragraphs:
• Identify my client’s score on the assessment(s) used and what level of risk the score represents and it is all in the recording that I send you and if you have any questions to please let me know…. make sure you cite it along with the page number please…
References
• Dolgoff, R., Loewenberg, F., & Harrington, D. (2005). Ethical decisions for social work practice
• (8th ed.). Belmont, CA: Thomson-Brooks/Cole.
• Kiser, P. (2012). The human services internship: Getting the most from your experience.
• Belmont, CA: Brooks/Cole. Pages 1-321
• Montilla, R.E. & Smith, R.L. (2005). Working with Latino populations: Background and historical perspectives. pp. 27-40. In Smith, R.L &Montilla, R. E. Counseling and Family Therapy with Latino Populations: Strategies that Work
Writer, this is what my prof. wants…Submit a short, one-page paper, summarizing your interview. Organize the paper in two paragraphs:
Identify your client’s score on the assessment(s) used and what level of risk the score represents and she said reflect on how it felt to be in the role of the social worker and how comfortable you felt using the assessment tools…
I really liked being a social worker and I felt comfortable using the assessment tool, I have been working with my field instructor throughout my practicum and my field instructor showed me and guide me through difficult issues and it really made me feel good in helping the clients with what need they may have.