CALPCC Membership
Welcome counselors, interns and students!
Returning Members
Are you currently a CALPCC member looking to renew your annual membership? Please click here.
New Members
CALPCC is a professional association designed to provide advocacy, support and resources for Licensed Professional Clinical Counselors, including those on the path to licensure. Please click here for CALPCC Membership.
Your CALPCC Dues will Support:
- Members Only section on the www.calpcc.org website
- Connections with other LPCCs through an online membership Forum
- Updates on matters of interest to LPCCs, PCCIs and applicants
- Representation of LPCCs at BBS committee and board meetings and other mental health meetings
- Advocacy through lobbyists in Sacramento to represent LPCC interests
- Monitoring of other bills that could impact the LPCC license
- Personalized email responses to questions through the application process and beyond
- Information on counseling services, such as professional liability insurance, continuing education providers and conferences
As more counselors become licensed, additional benefits will include:
- Counselor Finder registry, so the public can access your services
- Conferences and workshops
- Local gatherings of professionals by geographical area
Legal vs Ethical Advice- CALPCC does not and cannot provide legal advice to its members. Those needing legal advice are advised to consult a private attorney in their community.
- CALPCC does have an Ethics Committee which will process requests for interpretation of the American Counseling Association's Code of Ethics.
Communication
CALPCC communicates with its members by email. When you become a member, you are agreeing to receive emails from CALPCC. Be sure to keep your email current in your CALPCC member profile, so you will receive our Updates. If you do not wish to receive emails from CALPCC, you can unsubscribe on one of the email messages.
Advocacy
An important part of CALPCC's work will be to represent LPCCs in
Sacramento. There will be times when we will need LPCCs to advocate on issues important to our profession, so we are
developing an Advocacy Network of CALPCC members. This is why the application requests the names of your California legislators. CALPCC will also cooperate with the national counseling associations that
advocate for counselors in Washington D.C. Since we may need to identify LPCCs who are constituents of a particular member of Congress, we also ask for your representatives in Washington D.C.
