Archives: 14th International Interdisciplinary Conference on Clinical Supervision

This site provides conference registrants with videos and handouts from presentations at the 14th International Interdisciplinary Conference on Clinical Supervision that was held virtually July 30-31. Its 350+ registrants included people from: Argentina, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Canada, Chile, China, Cyprus, Guatemala, Hong Kong, Japan, Malta, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Singapore, Sweden, Taiwan, United Kingdom, United States, US Virgin Islands,

The IICCS was sponsored by the Center for Advanced Professional Education, which is a partnership between The Practice Institute and the University of Redlands.

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Plenary 1: COVID-19’s EFFECTS ON SUPERVISION PRACTICE NOW AND INTO THE FUTURE: AN INTERNATIONAL PRESPECTIVE

Presenters: Héctor Fernández-Alvarez (Aigle Foundation, Buenos Aires, AR), Jianping Wang (Beijing Normal University), and Tony Rousmaniere (University of Washington)

Moderator: Hideko Sera (University of Redlands)

Slides for: (a) Hideko Sera's introduction click here; (b) Héctor Fernández-Álvarez's presentation click here and, (c) Jianping Wang's presentation click here

Plenary 2: CRISIS IN THE DELIVERY OF QUALITY AGENCY-BASED STUDENT FIELD PLACEMENTS: DOES COVID-19 PRESENT NEW CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES?

Presenters: Justin Lauka (Johns Hopkins University), Melissa Reitmeier (University of South Carolina), and Kim Harriman (Simmons University)

Moderator: Estella Williamson (Seattle University)

Plenary 3: CONSIDERING RACISM AND RACIAL TRAUMA IN CLINICAL SUPERVISION

Presenter: Alex Pieterse (State University of New York at Albany)

Moderator: LaTonya Wood (Pepperdine University)

Symposium (delivered in Mandarin): SUPERVISION PRACTICE WITH CHINESE CHARACTERISTICS – THE PERSPECTIVE OF SOCIAL ECOLOGICAL FIT 中国特色的督导实践——社会生态契合的视角

Moderators: Guangrong Jiang (Central China Normal University) and Mingyi Qian (Peking University)

What the registration system has done through-out years on supervision Xioaming Jia (Beijing Institute of Technology)

The three-level design of Beijing Normal University Program Jianping Wang (Beijing Normal University)

The practice model of the supervision of group-counseling leaders Fumin Fan (Tsinghua University)

The three-layer supervision model during the pandemic of COVID-19 with limited supervisory recourse Caizhi Wu (Central China Normal University)

The eight commandments of online group supervision Qin An (Beijing Institute of Technology) and Zhiqin Sang (Nanjing University)

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Session 1A: CULTURE AND SELF-CARE IN CLINICAL SUPERVISION

Moderator: Timothy Hakenewerth (Idaho State University)

Clinical supervision strategies to avoid burnout

Presenter: Janet Muse-Burke (Marywood University)

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Clinical supervision in Kenya: Preliminary findings of status and perspectives from counselors and psychologists

Presenter: Bellah Kiteki (Wheaton College, IL)

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Equal Opportunity for Growth? Exploring Positive Feedback Bias for Black Supervisees in Supervision

Presenters: Ramon Garcia, Jacob Moore, Shangyun Zhou, Alex Pieterse, Michael Ellis, Lillith Papeman, & Eddie Irizany (State University of New York at Albany)

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Session 1B: ADAPTING TO SHIFTS IN THE LANDSCAPE OF CLINICAL SUPERVISION

Moderator: Yang Ai (University of Redlands)

Clinical supervision and telemental health counseling: Challenges and opportunities

Presenters:Sheri Pickover, Ellen Armbruster, & Reuben Mwangi (Central Michigan University)

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The Critical Need for Clinical Supervision among Practicing School Counselors

Presenters: Pamelia Brott, Sarah Patterson-Mills & Mariama Cook Sandifer (Univ of Tennessee, Knoxville, Lindenwood Univ, and Columbus State Univ.)

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Paddling Against the Tide: Responding to Challenges in Field Education

Presenters::Melinda Gushwa & Kim Harriman (Simmons University)

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Session 1C: USING EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES in SUPERVISION AND TRAINING

Moderator: Changming Duan (University of Kansas)

Supporting a children’s mental health intervention: A feasibility study implementing a clinical supervision model

Presenter: Karen Sewell (University of Toronto)

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An application of intersectionality theory to clinical supervision

Presenters: Stephanie Baird & Sarah Tarshis(King's University College at Western University, University of Toronto)

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Re-centering the place of field education in social work education

Presenters:Naomi Farber and Melissa Reitmeier (University of South Carolina)

Session 2A: OPTIMIZING CONDITIONS FOR SUPERVISEES; PROFESSIONAL GROWTH

Moderator: Meri Lubina (Proyecto Aiglé Guatemala)

Training needs of supervisees across the stages of professional development

Presenter: Ana Lilla Villafuente Montiel (Universidad Iberoamericana Mexico City)

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The interaction of supervisee attachment and supervisor relational humility: Exploring the value of relational humility in clinical supervision

Presenters: Shangyun Zhou & Jake Moore (State University of New York at Albany)

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Exploring how counselor education programs support site supervisors

Presenters: Bradley McKibben, A. Lara George and Obdulio Gonzalez (Nova Southeastern University)

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Session 2B: OPTIMIZING THE DEVELOPMENT OF SUPERVISEES

Moderator: Tamara Tribitt (University of Redlands)

Trauma-informed supervision: Expert supervisors working with beginning counselors

Presenters: DiAnne Borders & Madeleine Morris Lowman (University of North Carolina at Greensboro)

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Dealing With Ambivalence in the Supervision Process: Client, Supervisee and Supervisor

Presenter: Linda Buchanan (Walden Behavioral Care)

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Educating Doctoral Supervisors: Developmental Actions of Pedagogical Practice

Presenter: Jodi L. Tangen (North Dakota State University)

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Session 2C: ATTENDING TO SUPERVISEES' COMPETENCE AND SPIRITUAL NEEDS

Moderator: Michael Mullard (County of Orange [CA] Health Care Agency)

Reaching for clinical expertise: Deliberate practice in psychotherapy

Presenter: Alexander Vaz (ISPA-University Institute in Lisbon)

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Implementing Deliberate Practice in Graduate-Level Clinical Training

Presenter: Tracy Prout (Yeshiva University)

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Spirituality in clinical supervision

Presenter: Conroy Reynolds (University of Redlands)

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Session 3A: MONITORING AND ATTENDING TO SUPERVISEES' EXPERIENCES

Moderator: Jacob Moore (SUNY Albany)

Utilizing formative assessment for attachment-responsive supervision

Presenters:Kristopher Goodrich & Melissa Luke (University of New Mexico; Syracuse University)

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The experience of counselors-in-training receiving simultaneous supervision from multiple supervisors

Presenters: Timothy J. Hakenewerth, William B. Lane Jr., Tessa B. Price, Camille D. Frank (Idaho State University)

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The value of multicultural competence on supervision with supervisees of color: Examining the influence supervisee non-disclosure and burnout

Presenters:Katheryn Roberson and Jacob Moore (State Univ of New York at Albany)

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Session 3B: ADDRESSING THE WAYS SUPERVISEES' PERSONAL AND CULTURAL HISTORIES AFFECT THEIR WORK

Moderator: Naomi Levitz-Shobola (University of Windsor)

Watching Master Supervisors deal with Countertransference in the Supervision Hour: Selections from the APA Clinical Supervision DVD Series

Presenter: Hannah Levenson(Wright Institute)

Supporting the development and supervision needs of social work interns in recovery with criminal histories

Presenters: Bonnie Rinks, John Paulson, Summer Wilderman (University of Southern Indiana)

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Supervisors and the Globalization of Counseling: Cross-cultural implications with International Counselors in Training

Presenters: Vera Chimbanda & Melissa Fickling (University of Northern Illinois)

Session 3C: THE EFFECTS OF SETTING AND CONTEXT ON THE SUPERVISOR'S ROLE

Moderator: Lidan Gu (Hennepin Healthcare, Minneapolis)

Providing multidisciplinary supervision to therapists and dietitians: Mirroring the eating disorders treatment team

Presenter:Maria Paredes & Anna Lutz (Three Birds Counseling & Clinical Supervision & Lutz & Alexander Nutrition Therapy)

Trauma-informed supervision: Counselors in a Level 1 Hospital Trauma Center

Presenters: Elizabeth H. Shilling (Wake Forest School of Medicine), Elizabeth B. White (Wake Forest Baptist Health) and Laura J. Veach (Wake Forest School of Medicine)

Supervision in Psychotherapy: Experienced supervisors´ perspectives in Guatemala City

Presenters: Ana Alicia Cóbar Catalán (Universidad del Valle de Guatemala)

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HOT TOPICS IN CLINICAL SUPERVISION ROUNDTABLE

Humility: Its Transformational Impact on Clinical Supervision

Presenter:s: Edward Watkins, Jr.& Patricia L. Kaminski (University of North Texas)

Clinical Supervision of Leadership: A Viable Interdisciplinary Path

Presenters: Melissa Luke & Harvey Peters (Syracuse University & George Washington University)

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Addressing Multicultural Ruptures and Microaggressions in Supervision

Presenters:Catherine Y. Chang & C. Peeper McDonald (Georgia State University; Mercer University)

Strategies for reducing inadequate and harmful clinical supervision

Presenters:Ryan M. Cook & Janelle Jones (The University of Alabama)

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Supervisor Strategies for Working through Transitions

Presenters: Janet L. Muse-Burke (Marywood University)

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Publishing in The Clinical Supervisor

Presenters: DiAnne Borders & Gulsah Kemer (University of North Carolina at Greensboro; Old Dominion University)

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Dealing with Obstacles Between Workers and Supervisors

Presenters: Alex Gitterman (University of Connecticut)

Researching Clinical Supervision: Got Questions? Let’s Talk

Presenters:Michael V. Ellis (University at Albany)

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Working with What You’ve Got: Navigating Mismatches with your Clinical Supervisor

Presenters:Katheryn Roberson & Jake Moore University of New York at Albany)

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Clinical Supervision in the Context of Trauma and Covid-19

Presenters: Carol Falender (Pepperdine University & UCLA)

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Marketing Clinical Supervision in a Private Practice Setting

Presenters: Francesca Giordano & Gideon Litherland (Veduta Consulting, LLC)

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Evidence-Based Strategies for Integrating Career Development into Clinical Supervisory Practices

Presenters: Christian D. Chan & Timothy J. Hakenewerth (The University of North Carolina at Greensboro & Idaho State University)

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Career Long Supervision for Practitioners and Supervisors- Ethically Essential or Professional Infantilization?

Presenters: Rita Glover (Dublin City University)

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Trauma-Informed Supervision: Application with Clinical Mental Health Counselors

Presenters: Susan F. Branco (The Family Institute; Northwestern University)

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Anti-oppressive vs Psychodynamic Conceptualizations: Philosophical Tensions in Clinical Social Work Supervision

Presenter Rahim Thawer (Sherbourne Health)

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Values Conflicts with a Twist: When Supervisors misuse their Power

Presenters: Anita A. Neuer Colburn, Gulsah Kemer, Stephanie Bowman (Northwestern University; Old Dominion University)

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POSTER SESSION

A study of attachment to supervisor, affect, and the supervisory relationship

Presenter:Bradley McKibben, Karli Gallo, Yekaterina Sorsher (Nova Southeastern University) and Sandi Logan-McKibben (Florida International University)

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The implications of medical cannabis and supervision

Presenters: Anne Shragal (Breeze Counseling)

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Addressing Supervisees’ Rights to Confidentiality in Supervision

Presenters:Nicole M. Taylor (University of Indianapolis)

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Tiered Assessment Supervision for Psychologists Tiered Assessment Supervision for Psychologists

Presenters:Kelly M. Lee & Jill B. Jacobson (University of Maryland)

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Development of an integrative framework for supervision in child protection: A Croation model

Presenters: Maria Ajdukovic (University of Zagreb)

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Cultural Ruptures: Prevalence & Severity across Racial, Gender, & Sexual Orientation Groups

Presenters:Stefan Jadaszewski (University of Akron)

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The Nuts and Bolts of Blogging – Ethics, Structure, and Integrity in Mental Health Blogging

Presenters:Michele Kerulis, Jennifer Robertson, and Harold Shinitzky (Northwestern University)

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