What's New
IC&RC Welcomes a New Member
Board representing Native Americans
October 2008
Harrisburg, PA -- IC&RC is
proud to welcome our newest member board: Native American
Certification Board of Oklahoma (NACBOK). NACBOK was approved
in October 2008 at IC&RC’s Annual meeting in San Diego, California.
The first credential to be offered in Mexico to professionals
throughout the country is the Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Counselor
(AODA) and will certify those individuals within the boundaries of
the Indian Health Service Area and on all Federally-recognized
Indian Land which includes the states of Oklahoma, Kansas, and
Texas. The addition of a new member board continues to
solidify IC&RC’s reputation as the “gold standard” in certification
internationally.
Incorporated in 1981, and
currently headquartered in Harrisburg, PA, IC&RC is a not-for-profit
voluntary membership organization comprised of certifying agencies
involved in credentialing or licensing alcohol and other drug abuse
counselors, clinical supervisors, prevention specialists,
co-occurring disorders professionals, and criminal justice
professionals. IC&RC includes 74 agencies representing more than
37,000 certified professionals internationally. The IC&RC sets the
international standards of practice in addiction counseling,
prevention and clinical supervision through testing and
credentialing of addiction professionals.
For more information regarding
certification with NACBOK and their requirements, you make contact
Andrew Snake at
andybigsnake@yahoo.com.
IC&RC Welcomes a New Member
Board in Mexico
May 2008
Harrisburg, PA -- IC&RC is
proud to welcome our newest member board: Mexican Certification
Board for Professionals on Addiction, Alcoholism & Tobacco. Mexico
was approved in April 2008 at IC&RC’s Semi-annual meeting in Cherry
Hill, New Jersey. The first credential to be offered in Mexico to
professionals throughout the country is the Advanced Alcohol and
Other Drug Abuse Counselor (AAODA). The addition of a New Member
board continues to solidify IC&RC’s reputation as the “gold
standard” in certification internationally.
Incorporated in 1981, and
currently headquartered in Harrisburg, PA, IC&RC is a not-for-profit
voluntary membership organization comprised of certifying agencies
involved in credentialing or licensing alcohol and other drug abuse
counselors, clinical supervisors, prevention specialists,
co-occurring disorders professionals, and criminal justice
professionals. IC&RC includes 74 agencies representing more than
37,000 certified professionals internationally. The IC&RC sets the
international standards of practice in addiction counseling,
prevention and clinical supervision through testing and
credentialing of addiction professionals.
For more information regarding
certification in Mexico and their requirements, you make contact
Sergio Rueda at
sergiomind1@mindtechno.com.
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