The Use of Brief Motivational Interviewing in Community Health Centers.

"Brief Motivational Interviewing (BMI), the object of the training and of the present research study, is an interview methodology that includes the intervention on the motivation to change of subjects with risky behaviors for their health, in order to obtain changes in their lifestyle and maintain correct behaviors for health over time (1). The BMI is mainly based on the Transtheoretical Model of Change by Di Clemente CC. and Prochaska JO (2).~In particular, the BMI has been defined by its creators, Miller and Rollnick, as a collaborative style of conversation aimed at strengthening motivation and commitment to change (3), both through defined attitudes, strategies and techniques, and through the exploration of ambivalence or internal fracture, which together with availability and a sense of self-efficacy (4) provides a framework of personal motivation."

Standard of Care (SOC) - The health workers of the Navile Community House carry out the outpatient visit and after having identified the health problems they propose a possible treatment. The users belonging to the control arm will complete the SF-36 questionnaire