The International Association for Counselling (IAC)

Domain:

Map of Family/Children Support International Organizations/Agencies (on skills standards)

City:

Msida

Country:

Malta

Sector:

Nonprofit

Level of Organization:

International

Organization's Role:

Educational Service provider (counselling)

Link:

https://www.iac-irtac.org/

Skills (if listed on the website):

Skills PARTIALLY/ INDIRECTLY MENTIONED on the website.

-To advance the field of counselling through Practice, Education, Advocacy, Policy and Research initiatives

-Practice: To improve and communicate best practices in the application of counselling. As a leader and partner, IAC will promote the application of counselling knowledge and skills to enable the resolution of personal, societal and global challenges

-Education: To promote quality counselling education and lifelong learning for every counsellor

-Advocacy: IAC seeks to influence international and national policy for the advancement of counselling

-Research: IAC aims to support the advancement of counselling research in order to impact counselling policy and practice.

Target beneficiaries:

Counselling/ psychotherapy/ psychology Educators and Leaders

Comments:

https://www.iac-irtac.org/sites/default/files/IAC%20Strategy%20Malta%20V...(3).pdf

IAC Certification is awarded to education programs/courses, of IAC Education Institute members, in recognition of a validated commitment to raising counselling standards through: international learning and exchange, the promotion of cross-cultural awareness in counselling and respect for diversity. The International Association for Counselling (IAC) has a consultative status with United Nations (ECOSOC, WHO, UNESCO, and ILO).
IAC’s humanitarian movement advocates for more access to counselling worldwide. IAC lobbies and influences governments and international organizations to have counselling better recognized as a profession.

https://www.iac-irtac.org/sites/default/files/IAC%20Certification%20Broc...