Alcohol & Drug Counselor Certifications
CADC / CADC-I / CADC-II / CAADC / CIC
Counselor certification is designed to achieve the following goals:
- Enhance Professional Effectiveness – Improve the quality and expertise of services provided to individuals struggling with alcohol and other drug dependence.
- Increase Public Awareness – Promote greater recognition of the treatment needs of individuals affected by alcohol and drug abuse.
- Advance the Field of Addiction Counseling – Elevate the value of specialized professional counseling and support services.
Clinical Supervisor
CCS
The role of a supervisor or mentor has long been an essential part of professional development. In the helping professions, structured practice training is critical to ensure individuals develop the necessary skills and competencies to provide high-quality services.
Supervision plays a key role in professional growth, particularly during internships, practicums, and post-graduate work, ensuring that practitioners are well-equipped to support individuals struggling with substance use and addiction.
Criminal Justice Addictions Professional
CCJP/ CCJA
The proven connection between alcohol and drug abuse and criminal behavior has led to the development of this specialized credentialing process.
Professionals seeking the CCJP credential must possess comprehensive knowledge of both the criminal justice system and substance abuse treatment, ensuring they can effectively address the unique needs of individuals within the justice system who struggle with addiction.
Prevention Specialist
APS / CPS / CPM
Prevention professionals play a distinct and essential role in health and human services. They work in diverse settings and implement evidence-based strategies to reduce substance use and related risks within communities.
Prevention specialists are committed to ensuring the delivery of high-quality services, promoting education, awareness, and proactive interventions to support healthy, substance-free lifestyles.