International Interdisciplinary Conference on Clinical Supervision
The International Interdisciplinary Conference on Clinical Supervision (IICCS) is unique in being able to bring together supervision practitioners, educators, and scholars from across the spectrum of mental health professions and from around the world to have dialogues and create synergies that otherwise would not be possible.
IICCS invites proposals for the conference. Proposals will be peer-reviewed.
Proposals are due for early consideration November 30, 2024. The submission deadline is January 31, 2025.
There are four options:
- Paper presentations can be presentations of research or practice. These will be presented in paper sessions, bundled with other papers that are as similar as possible in topic.
- Poster presentations will be on display in the exhibit hall throughout the duration of the conference. In addition, there will be an assigned time when presenters will be available for attendees to view and ask questions.
- Roundtable discussions are an opportunity for informal, in-depth discussions between presenters and attendees on a specific topic. The advantage of roundtable sessions is that they allow for stimulating conversations and networking opportunities among participants on shared research interests.
- Workshops (90 min) are practice-oriented sessions that are geared toward providing clinicians with tools that can be readily translated and applied in training settings. Given scheduling constraints, only a limited number of workshop proposals will be accepted.
Note: All authors of accepted presentations will need to register for the conference.
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Presenter: Scott Migdole, MSW, LCSW.
Title: Supervising in Public Sector Behavioral Health: A practical model, and tips and tricks for navigating the space in the middle
Mr. Migdole is the Chief Operating Officer of Yale Behavioral Health and the Yale Program on Supervision and holds an appointment as Assistant Clinical Professor in the Department of Psychiatry of the Yale School of Medicine. Within his Yale role, he serves as the Lead of the Yale Consulting Team designed to address concerns as defined by regulatory, accrediting, and/or oversight bodies, including quality of care. As a turnaround specialist, Mr. Migdole has extensive experience in consulting/managing agencies under Consent Order including serving as interim CEO for a 155-bed addiction treatment center. He also provides organizational consultation, including to both child and adult psychiatric facilities, regarding standards of care and supervision. He is a highly sought-after expert in adult and adolescent behavioral health, providing due diligence consultation and serving as an expert witness in hospital and juvenile justice malpractice cases.