Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling – Michigan

Michigan requires applicants for this licensure have a master’s or doctoral in counseling that consists of at least 60 semester hours and includes graduate coursework and training in diagnosis and treatment of mental and emotional disorders and all other coursework requirements of a CACREP accredited program including a practicum and internship.

In addition, applicants must complete the following trainings:

Human Trafficking – Individuals seeking licensure must have completed training in identifying victims of human trafficking that meets the standards in Administrative Rule 338.1771 prior to being issued a license. The training must only be completed once.

Implicit Bias Training – Individuals seeking licensure must have completed at least 2 hours of implicit bias training within the five years immediately preceding issuance of the license.

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Liberty University’s Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling program is designed to prepare students for professional counseling licensure in certain states and may also support eligibility for the Certified Rehabilitation Counselor (CRC) credential. The CRC is a separate national certification administered by the Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification (CRCC) and is distinct from state professional counseling licensure. Eligibility requirements for CRC certification may differ from the educational and clinical requirements associated with professional counseling licensure.