Beyond the Clinic: Re-imagining Early Intervention through the Lens of Structural Competency and Co-Production
Nev Jones, PhD
Assistant Professor, Department of Mental Health Law & Policy, University of South Florida & Clinical Assistant Professor, Yale University School of Medicine, Program for Recovery and Community Health (PRCH)
Dr. Nev Jones is a community psychologist and mental health services researcher whose work on youth and young adult mental health has spanned government, the non-profit sector and academia.
She is currently a Switzer Research Fellow (National Institute of Disability, Independently Living & Rehabilitation Research) focused on the long-term outcomes of young adults discharged from specialized early psychosis services, and co-leads a federally funded project aimed at developing a national early psychosis stakeholder research involvement network in the United States.
A ‘graduate’ of specialized early intervention in psychosis services, Dr. Jones has championed engaged, mixed methods research focused on the structural and sociocultural determinants of distress, disability and recovery, the perspectives of under-represented, culturally heterogeneous stakeholders, and the reconceptualization and rethinking of effective support, intervention and community integration.
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Call for Abstracts
IEPA is seeking abstract submissions for Symposia, Oral presentations and Posters at IEPA 11 in Boston. All talks will take place 8-10th October 2018 in the afternoon; poster sessions will take place during the lunch hours.* Each session is approximately 90 minutes long.
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| 2018 REG RATES |
Early Bird Rate
By 5/21/18
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Regular Reg
By 9/5/18
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LATE Reg
After 9/5/18
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| Consumers, Caregivers & Family Rate |
$395
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$499 | $600 |
| Student Discount | $395 | $499 | n/a |
| Member |
$1,195
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$1299 |
$1400
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| Hotel Discounted Member | $695 | $799 | n/a |
| Group Discount (20+) | $595 | $699 | n/a |
| Non-Member | $1,395 | $1499 | $1600 |
| Hotel Discounted Non-Member | $995 | $1099 | n/a |
| Exhibitor’s Registration | $595 | $595 | $700 |
| Social Delegate | $95 | $95 | $150 |
Hotel Reservations
IEPA 11 Prevention & Early Intervention: Broadening the Scope will take place at the Westin Copley Place in Boston, MA. The hotel, ideally located in the Back Bay, puts you minutes from shopping, entertainment, restaurants, and plenty of things to do in Boston.
IEPA has negotiated a discounted hotel rate for conference attendees. Hotel reservations MUST BE BOOKED through the IEPA website to be included in the IEPA Room Block and be eligible for registration discounts. Rooms booked at the Westin Copley Place through third party booking sites (such as booking.com, hotels.com, etc.) are not included in the IEPA Room Block, and therefore are not eligible for hotel discounts.
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