This one-hour clinical training focuses on the technical application of sharing information and advice while staying congruent with Motivational Interviewing (MI) principles. It bridges the gap between providing necessary guidance and maintaining client autonomy. Participants will analyze the differences between MI-adherent and non-adherent behaviors, specifically focusing on how to avoid persuasive traps that trigger defensiveness. The curriculum details the Ask-Offer-Ask framework and the technical nuances of tone and body language. You will learn to use autonomy-supportive language to offer feedback and suggestions effectively while keeping the professional partnership intact.