This level is for experienced counselors integrating clinical expertise with Christian principles. Certified Clinical Christian Counselors address complex challenges, such as mental health disorders, trauma, and addiction, using faith-based and clinical methodologies. They are leaders in the field, offering mentorship, conducting training, and contributing to the professional growth of others.
Requirements:
Master’s degree in Christian Counseling, Christian Psychology, or a related field.
Five years of professional counseling experience.
Completion of CACCP’s clinical counseling training program.
Submission of case studies for evaluation.
Responsibilities:
Deliver advanced clinical counseling services.
Mentor and supervise lower-level counselors.
Contribute to research and publications in Christian counseling.
An ordained Christian Minister, Pastor, or Evangelist.
Two references of the Candidate’s high moral and ethical character.
Benefits:
Leadership recognition within CACCP.
Priority access to exclusive events and clinical resources.
Certification as an advanced clinical counselor.
Key Features of CCCC:
Clinical Expertise:
CCCC certification focuses on advanced mental health counseling techniques, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), trauma-informed care, and family systems therapy.
The clinical focus equips counselors to handle complex mental health conditions beyond the scope of pastoral care.
Faith-Based Integration:
While grounded in Christian principles, CCCC emphasizes integrating spirituality into evidence-based therapy.
The training focuses on blending professional counseling methods with the client’s faith journey.
Audience and Scope:
CCCC professionals serve a broader audience, often including clients outside of traditional faith communities.