Professional Association
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Rehabilitation Counselors
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The Professional Association of Rehabilitation Counselors (PARC) is a national association of  counselors with a graduate degree in rehabilitation counseling or a related mental health degree who work in the health, mental health, substance abuse and rehabilitation settings under a variety of job titles.


PARC has specialty divisions for substance abuse counselors, clinical mental health counselors, and rehabilitation counselor educators, in addition to a general rehabilitation counselor division.
PARC also has special interest groups (SIGS) in administration and supervision, counseling theories, group work, holistic (alternative healing therapies), spirituality, marriage & family counseling, multiculturalism, nontraditional roles for rehabilitation counselors (EAP/private counseling & rehabilitation), offender rehabilitation, physical disabilities, rehabilitation policy, sexuality, violence (spouse/child abuse/crime), vocational (DVR/job placement/career counseling/vocational evaluation/forensic/vocational expert testimony), and women's and men's issues.
Membership Information

$30 for Professional Member

$15 for Student Member
PARC
Administrative Office
Lloyd Goodwin, Ph.D., LPC, LCAS, CRC, MAC, ACS, CCS
Director & Professor, Substance Abuse and Clinical Counselor Education Program
East Carolina University
Allied Health-Rehabilitation Dept.
Health Sciences Bldg.
Greenville, NC 27858
252-744-6292
GoodwinL@ecu.edu
                        PARC Members Receive:

Membership Certificate and Card

Newsletter from East Carolina University Dept. of Rehabilitation Studies

Conferences and Workshops (e.g. Ethics, HIV and Other Infectious Diseases, and Clinical Supervision)

Inexpensive preapproved CRC, LPC, LCAS, MAC Continuing Education Credits (10 credit hours each conference)

Professional Networking

Conferences & Workshops
Membership Benefits
This page was last updated on: February 3, 2009