Interested in current events in
rehabilitation counseling?
RCEA wants to keep you in the loop with up-to-date information including:
CRCC's release of Eligibility Criteria for March 2020
CRCC's Invitation for a new Executive Director
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CRCC's release of Eligibility Criteria for March 2020
CRCC's Invitation for a new Executive Director
...just click below!
About Us
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Our Organization
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RCEA is the largest division within the National Rehabilitation Association (NRA).
Bringing together counselor educators and counselors in practice allows a unique opportunities to provide research resources to those who wish to stay current on issues relevant for contemporary practice. RCEA provides a place for counselors and educators to come together, collaborate, and network. We welcome rehabilitation counselors from all practice settings, and seek to provide our members with training, continuing education opportunities, and more. |
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Rehabilitation Counselors & Educators
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Rehabilitation Counselors are the only professionals trained at a graduate level to serve people with disabilities. Rehabilitation counselors work in a variety of settings in order to assist individuals with disabilities in accessing work and independence. We believe work and independence is possible for all people, regardless of ability level. Rehabilitation counselors and educators also participate in a number of advocacy endeavors in pursuit of this belief; via policy, grassroots, research, and communication.
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Our History
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RCEA is a division within the National Rehabilitation Association (NRA). NRA advocates for the rights of individuals with disabilities while also promoting high quality, ethical, and collaborative practice across the rehabilitation profession.
RCEA was born of a recognition that rehabilitation counselors and educators need to communicate and collaborate in order to provide the best possible services to individuals with disabilities. It is a significant purpose of this division to reignite the passion in our profession through such collaborations, and to strengthen professional identities of rehabilitation counselors. |