ARIZONA COUNSELORS ASSOCIATION

Operates a "Counselor Search" website to help members market their services to the public, colleagues, and other non-profit organizations, facilitating connections and referrals within the counseling community.

Operates a "Counselor Search" website to assist members in marketing their services to the public, colleagues, and other non-profit organizations.

Hosts annual wellness retreats for counselors, focusing on mindfulness, self-care, relaxation, and educational sessions, providing a space for professional rejuvenation and networking.

The organization operates a "Counselor Search" website to help members market their services to the public, colleagues, and other non-profits. They also offer student group memberships to universities, which includes membership for graduate counseling students and complimentary professional membership for faculty.

Conducts an annual Wellness Retreat focused on mindfulness, self-care, relaxation, and educational sessions, with continuing education credits offered through experiential breakout sessions; scheduled for 2026 at the Prescott Resort & Conference Center.

Maintains a public-facing "Counselor Search" tool to help individuals locate counseling professionals and supports member visibility; also maintains an online portal listing current members.

Advocates for legislation impacting professional counselors, such as House Bill 2001 which allows counseling graduates to continue providing services during license application processing. The government relations committee also informs members about changes in licensure and legislative issues and takes a leadership role in the implementation of counselor licensure in Arizona.

Advocates for legislation affecting professional counselors, such as House Bill 2001, which allows counseling graduates to continue providing services while awaiting licensure. The organization also informs members about changes in licensure and legislative issues through its government relations committee and takes a leadership role in the implementation of counselor licensure in Arizona.

Engages in advocacy efforts such as supporting the passage of House Bill 2001 to improve licensure processes, and participates in state regulatory implementation; the government relations committee keeps members informed on legislative and licensure changes.

The organization advocates for legislative changes affecting professional counselors, such as House Bill 2001 which allows counseling graduates to continue providing services while awaiting licensure, and informs members about changes in licensure and relevant legislative issues through its government relations committee. They also take a leadership role in the implementation of counselor licensure in Arizona.

Supports scholarly work in the counseling field, including publishing articles on inclusion and responses to discriminatory language in professional practice.

Publishes articles on topics relevant to counseling, such as "Beyond tolerance toward inclusion: Response to homo- and trans-negative language."

Publishes articles on relevant topics in the counseling field, such as "Beyond tolerance toward inclusion: Response to homo- and trans-negative language," contributing to the body of knowledge and promoting best practices.

The organization publishes articles related to counseling, such as "Beyond tolerance toward inclusion: Response to homo- and trans-negative language."

Offers student group memberships to universities, automatically enrolling all graduate counseling students in AzCA, and provides complimentary professional memberships to affiliated faculty; requires annual submission of student rosters.

Provides live and on-demand webinars for continuing education. The organization also offers 12-hour training sessions on supervision methods, models, techniques, roles, responsibilities, and ethical/legal guidelines for clinical supervisors, referencing relevant codes and statutes.

Organizes statewide conferences, including the Annual Counseling Conference and a One Day Conference with Continuing Education, featuring speakers, networking opportunities, and CE credits for professional counselors.

Hosts annual conferences and wellness retreats for counselors, offering networking opportunities, educational sessions, and continuing education (CE) credits. These events include speakers, experiential breakout sessions, and focus on topics like mindfulness and self-care.

Provides continuing education opportunities for counselors through annual conferences, one-day conferences, webinars (live and on-demand), and specialized trainings, such as a 12-hour training on clinical supervision methods and ethical guidelines. These offerings provide CE hours to help counselors maintain their licenses and enhance their skills.

Offers a range of continuing education opportunities, including 3.75 CE hours at the Wellness Retreat, 12-hour supervision training, and 1.0-hour live and on-demand webinars covering ethical, legal, and clinical topics.

The organization offers various opportunities for continuing education and professional development, including an Annual Counseling Conference, a One Day Conference, and a Wellness Retreat, all of which provide continuing education (CE) hours. They also provide 12-hour training on clinical supervision methods and offer live and on-demand webinars.

Offers student group memberships to universities, which includes membership for all graduate counseling program students and complimentary professional membership for related faculty. Universities are required to submit an annual roster of enrolled students.

Offers student group memberships to universities, providing membership for all graduate counseling program students and complimentary professional membership for affiliated faculty. This initiative supports the professional development of future counselors and faculty by integrating them into the organization's network.