CRCC (Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification)

"More often than not, my role is to come alongside someone who has encountered a significant and unexpected change to their life. They've been thrown into a world (disability) they didn't know has such complexities until something tragic happened to them personally." From navigating benefits to career shifts and more, CRCs like Tasha K. are experts equipped to work with individuals with acquired disabilities at a time when they need support most. Everyone deserves an advocate. Tell us in less than one minute what being a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor means to you: https://lnkd.in/gbCuWSDi

If you want to become a CRC-CVE, join the June cohort and earn dual certification in 2025! This specialized knowledge is in high demand, and thanks to your expertise as a CRC-CVE, you'll be equipped to comprehend the requirements of the approximately 13,000 job titles in the U.S. economy: https://ow.ly/gBzj50VGsel

Planning to take the CRC Exam in July? The deadline to apply is just over one week away. Complete your application and secure your seat for the July CRC Exam: https://ow.ly/BajX50VEIcT Not quite ready for the July window? Applications for the October CRC Exam open on May 1st.

In a recent blog, Dr. Michael O'Brien recently reflected on his four-plus decades in the field as a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor. We're grateful for all that Dr O'Brien has done throughout his career, and for the many CRCs who work every day to serve and support individuals with disabilities. Read the full blog post here: https://ow.ly/yqxh50VClPe

"I am a Hope Dealer. Our lives may be entirely different than we ever expected or dreamed of, but that does not mean we aren't living as meaningful or valuable lives as everyone else!" These stories, like the one shared by Julianne, are essential to inspiring the next generation of rehabilitation counselors. They also ensure our elected officials understand how essential these services and skills are to the millions of individuals with disabilities in the United States. Share your story in less than two minutes: https://ow.ly/kKfH50VARuU #YourJourneyOurImpact

The intersection of mental health, work, and disability is vital for researchers and practitioners. In the latest episode of Inside Rehabilitation Counseling, Dr. Xiaolei Tang, CRC, and Dr. David Strauser from the Illinois Institute for Rehabilitation and Employment Research shared insights about the upcoming IIRER Symposium on Mental Health and Work, scheduled for June 20th, and explained why this type of training is essential for enhancing rehabilitation counselors' clinical practices.   Listen via the link below, and subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your preferred platform. 

Join the June CVE Cohort and become a CRC-CVE by the end of the summer! Seats are filling up fast, but there's still availability for those seeking to become dual-certified. Enhance your vocational assessment skills and empower individuals with disabilities on their journey to employment and integration into their community: https://lnkd.in/gkpYxpVA

April's CRCC eUNIVERSITY First Friday Sale is now live! You can save 15% on transition and student services courses at CRCC eUNIVERSITY. The full list of courses is below in the comments, and the discount is applied at checkout. Shop discounted courses and more here: https://lnkd.in/dfhaQpT2

We had so many CRCs share their story with us for #NationalCRCDay, and we're still seeking more! Tell us why being a CRC matters to you in less than 2 minutes, just like Jamie P., CRC did: "Earning my CRC has provided me with the foundation to support individuals in overcoming educational and vocational challenges through a holistic, evidence-based approach." Share your story here: https://ow.ly/gpkq50Vu7Jx #CRC #CRCC #rehabcounseling

Next week, on the Inside Rehabilitation Counseling podcast, we will speak with Dr. Xiaolei Tang and Dr. David Strauser of the Illinois Institute for Rehabilitation and Employment Research about the intersection of mental health and work. We explore how uniquely equipped rehabilitation counselors are to navigate mental health and work for both employees and employers ahead of the 2025 IIRER Symposium on Mental Health and Work, which will take place on June 20th in Schaumburg, Illinois. You can find information and register for the event below and listen to our conversation next week here: https://lnkd.in/ge3J5ytC