Name
BC Association of Clinical Counsellors (BCACC)
Description
As the largest professional association of psychotherapists in BC, BCACC represents over 9,000 Registered Clinical Counsellors (RCCs) - approximately 90% of the counselling and psychotherapy workforce in the province. RCCs are widely available and equipped to deliver timely care that meets the needs of your BC-based clients.
Have questions? Let’s connect.
We’re here on site and available to speak with you about:
•The regulation of psychotherapy and clinical counselling in Canada —current landscape and what’s ahead
•Understanding designations: The “alphabet soup” of mental health professional designations
•How to ensure your clients access timely, qualified care
•What typical outcomes look like—and how many sessions it takes to see results
•Claims: what support is available when issues arise with a provider
Why BCACC?
For more than 36 years, public protection has been central to our mission. Our members must meet rigorous entry requirements including a master’s degree, supervised clinical experience, and a detailed vetting process. We also operate a structured complaints and inquiry process to protect the public and support insurers when concerns arise.
The RCC designation is widely recognized in BC as a trusted standard for safe, effective mental health care.
Have questions? Let’s connect.
We’re here on site and available to speak with you about:
•The regulation of psychotherapy and clinical counselling in Canada —current landscape and what’s ahead
•Understanding designations: The “alphabet soup” of mental health professional designations
•How to ensure your clients access timely, qualified care
•What typical outcomes look like—and how many sessions it takes to see results
•Claims: what support is available when issues arise with a provider
Why BCACC?
For more than 36 years, public protection has been central to our mission. Our members must meet rigorous entry requirements including a master’s degree, supervised clinical experience, and a detailed vetting process. We also operate a structured complaints and inquiry process to protect the public and support insurers when concerns arise.
The RCC designation is widely recognized in BC as a trusted standard for safe, effective mental health care.
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