Membership

Criteria for Membership

Masters/Doctorate degree holders of counselling or allied disciplines such as psychology, family/pastoral ministry, theology, social work and education whose practice or work is in family/pastoral counselling.
Practitioners or students who have taken at least 18 units of graduate course in counselling/family psychology/pastoral and family ministries, diploma certificate in the said areas or who have been working as family/pastoral counsellors.

Regular Member - those who have masters/doctorate degree in counselling or allied disciplines.
Associate Member - those who have taken at least 18 units of graduate course in counselling/family psychology/pastoral and family ministries, diploma certificate in the said areas or who have been working as family/pastoral counsellors.

Support and be actively involved in promoting family and pastoral counselling.
Participation in any of the standing committees.
Growth opportunities through conventions, seminars, workshops and trainings.
Professional recognition as practitioner.
Volunteer in community extension services such as disaster-stricken areas and CISD.
Resource sharing of available materials such as books, monographs, etc.
Networking with counsellors and other counselling organizations.
Inclusion in the Counsellors Directory for referral counselling.

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