Clinical Certification Association of Licensed Professionals

Clinical Certification Association

of Licensed Professionals

What does a CPCS do?

The licensing board requires future mental health professionals to have over 100+ hours of clinical supervision in order to become licensed. The Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor (LPCS) is required to be certified.

There is a shortage of trained clinical supervisors which is why our certification so important.

To view state licensing board rules click here.

What is CPCS?
A CPCS is a Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor.
The CPCS Program was developed from the Approved List of Supervisor in the early 1999's at the request of the LPCA Board of Directors to improve the quality of clinical supervisors.

Where do I get Training?

Easy, check the LPCA website, www.LPCAGA.org Look for the tab marked Career & Training. On the drop down menu, click CE workshops. On the next screen click CE Calendar and check the box for SUPERVISON.

The Clinical Certification Association of Licensed Professionals (CCALP), provides credential holders with a single, secure portal to manage their CE certificates/credentials and their certification applications. CCALP provides a place for licensed professionals to network with other licensed professionals in their field. Most importantly, CCALP provides a trusted resource to stay up to date with any, and all, important changes and updates supervisors will need to know.
The certification for supervisors, called Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor (CPCS) was introduced in 2015 by the LPCA as "The required credential” for Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisors.
The CPCS Program was developed at the request of the Georgia Licensing board to improve the quality of Clinical Supervisors. The Licensing board requires future Mental Health Professionals to have over 100+ hours of Clinical Supervision in order to become licensed, making the CCALP a needed and important resource for all Mental Health Professional Supervisors. There is a shortage of trained Clinical Supervisors, which is why the Licensing Board asked the organization that started the original Registry List of Approved Supervisors in 2000 to monitor the requirements for, and improve the quality of, the training for Clinical Supervisors.
The program has been moved to the Clinical Certification Association of Licensed Professionals (CCALP) to provide credentialing to other mental health professions under the purview of the Licensing Board. Over 4,500+ credentials have been issued, with many more to come.
This new website grants you access to

manage your personal data
your online applications
all related printable documents
storage of your CE certificates
network with other professionals in your field
and many more features

Email us at Info@CCALP.org for additional assistance, or questions.
The Clinical Certification Association of Licensed Professionals, CCALP, provides credential holders and applicants with a single, secure portal to manage their certificates/credentials and applications.
The certification for supervisors, called Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor, CPCS was introduced in 2015 by LPCA as "The required credential” for Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisors.
The CPCS Program was developed at the request of the Georgia Licensing board to improve the quality of clinical supervisors. The Licensing board requires future Mental Health Professionals to have over 100+ hours of Clinical Supervision in order to become licensed.
There is a shortage of trained Clinical Supervisor, which is why the Licensing board relies on the organization, which started the original Registry List of Approved Supervisors in 2000, to monitor and continue to improve the quality of training of Clinical Supervisors.
The program has been moved to Clinical Certification Association of Licensed Professionals, CCALP to open up credentialing to other mental health professions. Over 4,500+ credentials have been issues.
This new website grants you access to; change address, name change, online applications, printable documents, storage of your CE certificates, and many more features.
Do you have questions about the CCALP? Email us Info@CCALP.org for additional assistance.

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