Effective February 1, 2023, the IC&RC ADC domains and examination will be updated. IC&RC updates their international reciprocal credentials every five to seven years resulting in revised domains. Revised domains also require that the IC&RC update their examinations. Questions on the revised examination will align with these updated domains for examinations taken by candidates starting February 1, 2023. This examination update only applies to professionals who are seeking the CAAC or CADC credential. For additional information on the updated domains below, please review the Revised ADC Candidate Guide. Current domains and new domains are listed here.

Mark your calendars now for PCB's Annual Conference:
April 24 - 25, 2023 in Harrisburg, PA. 

For updates and information on submitting an application to present click here.

This training is for professionals who are interested in applying for the Certified Recovery Specialist (CRS) and/or the Certified Family Recovery Specialist (CFRS) through the Pennsylvania Certification Board (PCB). While most concepts apply to both certifications, there will be times where it is noted/called out for differences/additions.

For more information or to enroll in a class click here.

PCB will be automatically waiving late fees for professionals whose certification expires after 3/1/2020. You have up to one year beyond your expiration date to recertify your credential so there is no need to request an extension or waiver. When you are able, you will simply recertify as normal. Your current expiration date cannot be extended so your credential will lapse if you are unable to recertify on or before the expiration date. However, you can still recertify your lapsed credential up to one year beyond your expiration date.