“…MI is described as a clinical method and goal-oriented guiding style for enhancing intrinsic motivation to move from ambivalence to enduring change (Miller & Rollnick, 2009, 2013; Rollnick, Miller, & Butler, 2008). This means that while MI can be considered as a client-centred counselling method, being goal-oriented in having intentional direction towards change (Miller & Rollnick, 2009, 2013), user involvement can be viewed as an approach, policy or ideology where the process of involvement in itself is valuable (Beresford, 2012; Tritter & McCallum, 2006). User involvement is also a requirement and democratic right in many countries and some therefore argue that involvement is always of value, in its own right, irrespective of its impact (Beresford, 2012; Snyder & Engström, 2016; Staley, 2015).…”