In this webinar, Northwest ATTC Director Dr. Bryan Hartzler offered an orientation to therapeutic principles and practices of contingency management.

Dr. Nora Volkow, Director of NIDA, answers common questions about drugs, addiction, where to find more information about the health effects of different types of drugs and where to get help.

Utilizing the spirit of motivational interviewing in delivering SBIRT services is a crucial component in improving outcomes. This session will focus on some concreate skills that can be utilized in delivering these services.

Part of a set of four videos developed by the University of Colorado Denver SBIRT program, this scenario demonstrates an interview with a patient who uses marijuana 4 times per week.

Part of a set of four videos developed by the University of Colorado Denver SBIRT program, this scenario demonstrates a health care interview with an adolescent who reports using marijuana 2-3 times per week.

Part of a set of four videos developed by the University of Colorado Denver SBIRT program, this scenario demonstrates an interview with a patient who drinks 4-5 times a week and has experienced negative consequences from alcohol use.

Part of a set of four videos developed by the University of Colorado Denver SBIRT program, this scenario demonstrates an interview with a patient who is taking opioid pain medication.

SBIRT = Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment

This case example demonstrates an ideal SBIRT Brief Negotiated Interview (BNI) between an emergency department (ED) doctor and a patient. These skills are based in motivational interviewing techniques.