List Your Treatment Center. Publish an Article. My Account. Credential Abbreviations. The therapists listed in this directory have a wide range of credentials academic degrees, licenses, certifications, etc. The list below presents some of the more common credential abbreviations and their meanings.
Academic Degrees. Licenses and Certifications. American Board of Couple and Family Psychology. American Board of Professional Neuropsychology. American Board of Professional Psychology. Academy of Clinical Social Workers. Advanced Practice Registered Nurse. Registered Art Therapist. Registered Art Therapist - Board Certified. Certified in Acute Traumatic Stress Management. Certified in Bereavement Trauma.
Certified Crisis Chaplain. Certified in Corporate Crisis Response. Certified in Crisis Intervention. Certified in Child Trauma. Certified in Disability Trauma. Certified in Domestic Violence. Certified in Emergency Crisis Response. Certified in Forensic Traumatology.
Certified in Illness Trauma. Certified in Motor Vehicle Trauma. The TMHE consists of 50 multiple-choice questions. Examinees will have 90 minutes to complete the exam, which must be completed in one sitting.
The cut score of the TMHE is established using a process of norm-referenced interpretation of performance data of candidates who attempted the examination during the previous year. For the examination cycle, the cut score of the TMHE is In the event that an individual does not pass the exam, they may retake it twice. Individuals must wait at least 30 days after taking the exam before requesting to retest.
For authorization to retest, please download and submit an Exam Reregistration Form after the waiting period. Toggle navigation. Review benefits of board certification. Obtaining board certification through NBCC: Shows the public and employers that you have met high national standards for education, training, and experience. You can display these through a digital badge. Enhances your professional reputation and credibility, and provides you with a sense of personal accomplishment.
Offers both you and your clients the protection of an enforceable Code of Ethics. Demonstrates your commitment to continued professional development and skills expansion. Increases your opportunities for career advancement and increased earnings. Provides opportunities for you to contribute to advocacy efforts for the counseling profession. Board Certification and Licensure Confused about the difference between board certification and licensure?
Are You Eligible for a Specialty Certification? NBCC offers additional certifications for you to enhance your professional credentials.
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