Starting the Certification Process in Texas
Christian Institute (CI) is approved by TCBAC (Texas Certification Board), a division of the Texas Association of Addiction Professionals. The Texas Certification Board is approved by the IC&RC to certify candidates as certified counselors to work in the field of drug and alcohol counseling.
Because Christian Institute is approved with TCBAC, this means that you don’t have to worry if the courses you take will count towards your certification. Christian Institute offers the required courses needed for the Alcohol and Drug Counselor.
Christian Institute is also an NAADAC (National Association of Alcoholism Counselors and Drug Abuse Counselors) Approved Education Provider.
Because Christian Institute is approved with TCBAC, this means that you don’t have to worry if the courses you take will count towards your certification. Christian Institute offers the required courses needed for the Alcohol and Drug Counselor.
Christian Institute is also an NAADAC (National Association of Alcoholism Counselors and Drug Abuse Counselors) Approved Education Provider.
Texas Certification Board Certifications
Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor - (AADC)
Statement of Purpose
The Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor credential upgrades and standardizes qualifications of those working in the field of addiction counseling. The following AADC credentialing guidelines have been developed by the Texas Certification Board (TCB). The AADC credential will separate those counselors who are content with a status quo existence from those who continue to achieve a higher level of excellence within the addiction profession. A counselor’s “level of expertise” can now be clearly defined.
Additional information below:
AADC Application Download to Print (Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor)
AADC Online Application (Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor)
IC&RC ICAADC Online Application
Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Counselor - (ADC)
Statement of Purpose
The Alcohol Drug Counselor credential upgrades and standardizes qualifications of those working in the field of chemical dependency counseling. The following ADC (formerly CADAC) credentialing guidelines have been developed by the Texas Certification Board (TCB). These guidelines were originally constructed in 1994, and were presented to the membership of the Texas Association of Addiction Professionals for approval, review and comment. The primary purpose of the credential is to raise the standards of education and experience levels so that individual counselors with exceptional experience or education and experience can be duly recognized by their peers and professional organizations, statewide and nationally.
Additional information below:
ADC General Application Download to Print (Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Counselor)
ADC w/out Degree Online Application (Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Counselor)
ADC w/ Associates Degree Online Application (Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Counselor)
ADC w/ Bachelors Degree Online Application (Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Counselor)
ADC w/ Masters Degree Online Application (Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Counselor)
IC&RC ICADC Online Application
Statement of Purpose
The Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor credential upgrades and standardizes qualifications of those working in the field of addiction counseling. The following AADC credentialing guidelines have been developed by the Texas Certification Board (TCB). The AADC credential will separate those counselors who are content with a status quo existence from those who continue to achieve a higher level of excellence within the addiction profession. A counselor’s “level of expertise” can now be clearly defined.
Additional information below:
AADC Application Download to Print (Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor)
AADC Online Application (Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor)
IC&RC ICAADC Online Application
Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Counselor - (ADC)
Statement of Purpose
The Alcohol Drug Counselor credential upgrades and standardizes qualifications of those working in the field of chemical dependency counseling. The following ADC (formerly CADAC) credentialing guidelines have been developed by the Texas Certification Board (TCB). These guidelines were originally constructed in 1994, and were presented to the membership of the Texas Association of Addiction Professionals for approval, review and comment. The primary purpose of the credential is to raise the standards of education and experience levels so that individual counselors with exceptional experience or education and experience can be duly recognized by their peers and professional organizations, statewide and nationally.
Additional information below:
ADC General Application Download to Print (Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Counselor)
ADC w/out Degree Online Application (Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Counselor)
ADC w/ Associates Degree Online Application (Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Counselor)
ADC w/ Bachelors Degree Online Application (Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Counselor)
ADC w/ Masters Degree Online Application (Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Counselor)
IC&RC ICADC Online Application
Alcohol and Drug Counselor (ADC) & Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor (AADC) |
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If you would like more information please click the Texas Student Interest Form, and you can either receive a telephone call from Christian Institute, or if you are ready, you can register for the courses. Christian Institute offers online the seven courses needed to qualify to take the written exam to become a certified alcohol and drug counselor through TCBAC.
NAADAC Approved Enrichment Courses
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Christian Institute is also a NAADAC (National Association of Alcoholism Counselors and Trainers) Approved Education Provider and offers online enrichment courses.
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By selecting register, you will receive an email by which to sign-up for a consultation or you may sign-up for the courses if you do not have questions.
Call us at (408) 220-8090 or email us [email protected] if you have questions.
Call us at (408) 220-8090 or email us [email protected] if you have questions.
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Congratulations to Christian Institute's Recent Graduates!
Their next step is to take the exam through their state's certifying board.
Blessings to them!
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