“…Recently, a promising line of methodologically-sound ethnographic/qualitative research studies has emerged, that reinforces and adds to the MI findings. This new research, based in grounded theory, have been conducted by various investigators, in which male BIP clients were interviewed, primarily with open-ended questions, to find out more about their group experiences (McGinn, et al, 2017;Morrison et al, 2018;Morrison et al, 2019;Scott & Wolfe, 2000;Roy et al, 2013Roy et al, , 2014Roy et al, , 2015Silvergleid & Mankowski, 2006). What makes these findings so valuable is that they address these processes and delineate the facilitator's role in helping clients become engaged and motivated to change.…”