Pennsylvania Counseling Association

The Pennsylvania Counseling Association (PCA) is a vibrant professional association based in Pennsylvania. As a state branch of the American Counseling Association, the PCA represents the interests of professional counselors in Pennsylvania. With three employees, the PCA serves as a strong advocate for its members and their clients, working to promote legislation that supports the counseling profession. The PCA provides a variety of resources for professional counselors, including continuing education units and opportunities for professional development. The association also plays a key role in promoting accreditation, board certification, and state licensure for counselors in Pennsylvania. Through its divisions and special interest groups, the PCA fosters a sense of community among its members, offering a platform for networking and collaboration. The PCA is dedicated to upholding high ethical standards and promoting best practices within the counseling profession. It serves as a valuable resource for counselors seeking guidance on ethical issues and professional development. Furthermore, the PCA actively engages with policymakers in Harrisburg, advocating for policies that support access to quality mental health services. Professional counselors interested in learning more about the PCA can visit their website at pacounseling.org.