Idaho Board of Alcohol/Drug Counselor Certification
The Center for Addiction Studies and Research is an Idaho Board of Alcohol/Drug Counselor Certification (IBADCC) accepted distance-learning provider of education in the chemical dependency field.
COVID-19 Update: The Idaho Board of Alcohol/Drug Counselor Certification (IBADCC) has waived the 50% face-to-face requirement for continuing education and the 2 hour face-to-face ethics continuing education requirement for all substance abuse certifications.
You may now complete all coursework through approved distance learning programs.
Bachelor’s degree in the behavioral science field.
Documentation of 270 hours of education with no less than 30 hours in each of the following IC&RC Performance Domains and Tasks:
Counseling
Professional and Ethical Responsibilities
Screening, Assessment and Engagement
Treatment Planning, Collaboration and Referral
Documentation of 6 hours of training in Professional and Ethical Responsibilities specific to substance abuse counselors including federal and state laws, client welfare as a primary concern, professional competence supervision/development, financial issues, personal wellness, and relationships to professionals and institutions.
There is no limit on the number of contact hours that can be earned through home study distance learning trainings.
Required Courses
Idaho CADC 270-hour Required Content Training
Idaho CADC 270-hour Required Content Training
SKU: n/a.
$1,890
Topics covered include:
Counseling (90 hours)
Professional and Ethical Responsibilities (60 hours)
Screening, Assessment and Engagement (60 hours)
Treatment Planning, Collaboration and Referral (60 hours)
270 Hours – $1890
Please contact our office for information regarding payment plan options or to order individual content sections.
Master’s Degree in a behavioral science field with a clinical component.
Documentation of 180 hours of education with no less than 30 hours in each of the following IC&RC Performance Domains and Tasks:
Counseling
Professional and Ethical Responsibilities
Screening, Assessment and Engagement
Treatment Planning, Collaboration and Referral
Documentation of 6 hours of training in Professional and Ethical Responsibilities specific to substance abuse counselors including federal and state laws, client welfare as a primary concern, professional competence supervision/development, financial issues, personal wellness, and relationships to professionals and institutions.
There is no limit on the number of contact hours that can be earned through home study distance learning trainings.
Required Courses
Idaho ACADC 180-hour Required Content Training
Idaho ACADC 180-hour Required Content Training
SKU: n/a.
$1,260
Topics covered include:
Counseling (60 hours)
Professional and Ethical Responsibilities (45 hours)
Screening, Assessment and Engagement (45 hours)
Treatment Planning, Collaboration and Referral (30 hours)
180 Hours – $1260
Please contact our office for information regarding payment plan options or to order individual content sections.
Master’s Degree in the Behavioral Science field with a clinical component.
Applicant must be certified as a Certified Alcohol/Drug Counselor (CADC) or Advanced Certified Alcohol/Drug Counselor (ACADC) for five (5) years.
Documentation of 30 hours of education specific to the first five IC&RC clinical supervision domains including: Counselor Development, Professional and Ethical Standards, Program Development and Quality Assurance, Performance Evaluation, Administration and Treatment Knowledge.
There is no limit on the number of contact hours that can be earned through home study distance learning trainings.
Required Courses
Clinical Supervision in Substance Abuse Treatment
Clinical Supervision in Substance Abuse Treatment
$245
This course focuses on advanced supervisory issues and techniques in substance abuse counseling.
