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NCCA is pleased to announce 2019 Annual Award Winners presented at the NCCA Annual Conference February 21, 2019. Don C. Locke Multicultural & Social Justice Award – Inaugural award presented to Dr. Phyllis Post Jane E. Myers Wellness Counseling Award … Continue reading →

NCCA Members: We are now collecting submissions for the Spring 2019 edition of the Carolina Counselor.  Please consider submitting short articles, resource lists, personal reflections, pictures, news, and updates that you would like to share with members of our association.  Deadline for submissions … Continue reading →

Make plans to join us at the NCCA Annual Conference February 20-22 in Durham. This annual event offers innovative pre-conference sessions and educational sessions centered on the theme “Counselors Committed to Advocacy”, plus social events and more. Visit the 2019 … Continue reading →

The North Carolina Counseling Association wishes to recognize professional excellence and service. All members are urged to take a moment to reflect on the excellence of colleagues and consider nominating them to one of the annual awards to be presented … Continue reading →

On February 27, 2018, the American Counseling Association adopted a resolution “supporting and highlighting the role that school counselors play in addressing the anxiety, stress, and trauma students experience after a school shooting. The resolution underscores the vital role that … Continue reading →

The 2018 Conference was very successful!   Photos & information from the event coming soon! Conference Dates: Thursday, February 1, 2018 – Friday, February 2, 2018 Location: Durham Convention Center, Durham, NC Conference at a glance:  Conference Schedule  

Dear NCCA Members: The North Carolina Counseling Association wishes to recognize professional excellence and service in the field of counseling during 2017. This is a fantastic way to acknowledge the efforts and accomplishments of colleagues and fellow clinicians in the … Continue reading →

“This conference allowed me to access tools I never knew existed. I had a great time meeting new people and seeing familiar faces. It helped me find my own voice and sense of confidence in becoming a future counselor. The … Continue reading →

Hello North Carolina Counselors, Counseling students, and NCCA members: I am excited to serve as President of the North Carolina Counseling Association for the 2017-2018 year. I come into this role following an important legacy of leadership, commitment, and passion … Continue reading →

  ACA Senate Medicare Briefing Information Here! Don’t let Seniors lose access to Health Care Please support legislation that would expand Medicare coverage to Licensed Professional Counselors. Improving access to outpatient mental health treatment will help beneficiaries, save lives, and … Continue reading →