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CCA 2021 Fall Conference Proposals Now Open!
Interested in presenting at the 2021 Fall Conference in Pueblo, CO on November 5th and 6th?
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CCACE
The CCACE Program implements high-quality training for professionals in Colorado on a variety of topics and issues. Each training is designed for online learning, at your own pace, and specific to the needs of counselors in our state.
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CCA Announces New Member Benefit
The Colorado Counseling Association is pleased to announce a new partnership with Recenter. This unique partnership addresses one of the biggest challenges with private practice: office space.
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Mishandling of Mental Health in Colorado
Many of the 1.5 million Coloradans covered by Medicaid struggle with mental health. In this COVID era, mental health rates are at their highest levels. At the peak of mental health needs, Medicaid's irresponsibility has contributed to Colorado having the lowest Medicaid mental health provider ratio in the country. Advocate for mental health and reach out to your legislator today!
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2021 CCA Member Logo
The CCA is pleased to announce a new member benefit—the CCA member logo! The CCA member logo has been formatted for use in business cards, stationery, your website, and in private practice brochures. Displaying the CCA Member Logo demonstrates your commitment to maintaining high ethical standards and professional competency. Members have access to the full unprotected file!
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New LPC Supervisor Minimum Qualifications
New requirements for Licensed Professional Counselors who provide clinical supervision will go into effect on September 1st, 2021. These requirements were established by HB20-1206, the Mental Health Sunset Act. Originally, HB20-1206 was thought to have created a new designation, the Licensure Professional Counselor - Supervisor, or LPC-S. However, this was not the case. The Mental Health Sunset Act redefined clinical supervision and established new minimum qualifications.
Safe Spaces
Dr. Krystyne Mendoza writes on professional counselor safety. Dr. Mendoza suggests there are seven things all professional counselors should consider when developing a safety policy, writing "as therapists continue working with those in most need, proper consideration to our own wellbeing should be reflected upon to promote health and safety for all participants within the therapeutic setting."
Our Story
The Colorado Counseling Association (CCA) is a state branch of the Western Region for the 60,000 member American Counseling Association (ACA). The CCA is an organization of mental health professionals and students who work in education, health care, residential, private practice, community agencies, government and business/industry settings.
Our Vision
Service as a dynamic network of mental health professionals in the State of Colorado, the CCA is devoted to professional development and maintenance of high standards for those involved in the field.
Our Mission
The mission of the Colorado Counseling Association is to promote the counseling profession through legislative advocacy, education resources, and outreach to future leaders in our field.