In the U.S., professional counseling is a career path that typically requires a master's degree and a legal credential such as certification, endorsement or licensure to practice within a given ...

Exploration of the history and current practice of mental health counseling. Examination of professional identity, practice issues, professional organizations and standards, and working with systems.

professional staff, students, and applicants. Annual faculty and supervisor required trainings in cultural competency and anti-racist practices. We the faculty, supervisors and students of the ...

Professional issues related to the practice of school counseling are examined, along with the history of the school counseling profession and and recent innovations in the field. Assists students to ...

This certification creates standards to endure that students develop a professional counselor identity and master the knowledge and skills to practice effectively. CACREP is the major accrediting body ...

Previous work experience in the counseling profession is not normally needed ... apply the knowledge and skills they have gained to MFT practice settings and receive evaluation from their supervisors.

Indeed, there is a longstanding professional ethical practice of referral when a client’s values conflict with their counselor’s. Otherwise, as the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals noted in ...

I have had the opportunity to work in the medical profession prior to my working ... and am presently treating clients in my private practice with diagnoses of chemical dependency, anxiety ...

I’ve been practicing for twenty years in a variety of settings including private practice ... and learning in the counseling profession has been centered in Orange County and San Diego County.

In addition to gaining a strong foundation in counseling theory, research, and practice in the specialty area of clinical ... provides the educational requirements to become a licensed professional ...