The Counseling Compact 2.0: Legal, Ethical, and Practice Essentials

As of September, the Counseling Compact has gone live in Tennessee, joining other active Compacts States! 3.0 in-person CE hours The Counseling Compact 2.0: Legal, Ethical, and Practice Essentials 3.0 in-person CE hrs., NBCC approved November 23, 2026, 8:30 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. Central Time Ezell Center 301, Lipscomb University The Counseling Compact creates a landmark change in the Professional Counseling landscape. As of September 2026, eight of the 38 Compact States, including Tennessee, are now live (i.e., active) enabling eligible Licensed Professional Counselors in those states to apply for privileges to practice in other live Compact States. This webinar provides essential information and guidance for licensed professional counselors (e.g., LPC/MHSPs) who are interested in becoming Compact Counselors. This 3 CE hour program for licensed professional counselors will: • Clearly explain how the Counseling Compact works. • Specify the requirements and steps for practicing under the Compact . • Present key strategies for identifying the best Compact States in which to pursue privileges to practice. The program covers: • What is the Counseling Compact and how does it work? • Who is eligible to become a Compact counselor? • States that are currently part of the Counseling Compact and which states have gone live (i.e., are currently granting privileges to practice). • Process for obtaining a privilege to practice in a Compact Member State • Guidance about whether becoming a Compact Counselor might benefit your practice. • Strategies for determining which Compact states would be best for obtaining privileges to practice. Learning objectives: Upon completion of the training participants will be able to . . . • Identify the five provisions for practicing legally across state lines. • Explain the purpose and function of the Counseling Compact. • Describe the requirements and steps for a professional counselor to become a Compact Counselor. • Discuss strategies for determining which Compact States might be best for an LPC to pursue a privilege to practice. Speaker: Terry Casey, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist, HSP (TN #1975). Dr. Casey has trained thousands of mental health professionals about cross-state practice and the Counseling Compact. He has conducted over 300 webinars, seminars, and presentations related to ethical, legal, and practice issues. Since 2008, Dr. Casey has taught Ethical, Legal, and Professional Issues in a CACREP-accredited M.S. program in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. He also served as the Clinical Director for a large counseling and psychological services organization for 18 years. Dr. Casey operates a consulting practice near Nashville, Tennessee, serving private practices and counseling/mental health-related organizations. [Email: [email protected]; practice website: Rencounselingtn.com] Continuing education credits: This seminar provides 3.0 CE hours (3.0 NBCC hours) through Renaissance Counseling & Psychological Specialists (RCPS) (NBCC ACEP 7457)*. Continuing education requirements of state licensing rules for different mental health professions can change without notice. Always check your state's licensing rules to be sure about your current CE requirements. *NBCC statement: RCPS is solely responsible for all aspects of the program. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. CE certificate: To receive a CE certificate, participants must meet all NBCC requirements for the program. This includes being physically present for the entire seminar and completing a course evaluation at the conclusion of the program. Registration [click "Get tickets" button] Essential information below! Please READ before registering. When registering, please provide the EMAIL ADDRESS for the individual who will be attending the seminar. This is essential to ensure that the program materials, reminders, and notifications are sent directly to the seminar participant (see below). Approximately two days before the event, all materials will be emailed to the participant's address provided at registration IMPORTANT!: This email will be coming from [email protected] (NOT from Eventbrite). Please make a note of this so that you can watch for this essential email two days before the webinar. The email will include: • a copy of all slides to be shared during the webinar • comprehensive reference list • Supplemental or bonus materials (if applicable) AVOID LAST-MINUTE PROBLEMS! 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