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Join us for a town hall discussion with 2021-2022 AMHCA President, Dr. Beverly Smith.
During this first town hall we will discuss a recap of the last few months as well as what comes next for the future of our association. We hope to see you there! Click "Register" below to reserve your spot!*Note: No CEs given for this event.
The AMHCA Bylaws provide the governing structure for the organization. The bylaws are periodically amended to ensure the mission and vision of AMHCA will be fulfilled in a strategic manner.
There are seven proposed amendments to the AMHCA Bylaws that the Board of Directors is recommending. Please follow the link below to review the current bylaws, the proposed revision, and to submit comments. We encourage comments from members as well as official comments of a group or organization on all aspects of the proposed revisions. The comment period will close August 27, 2021.
The AMHCA Bylaws provide the governing structure for the organization. The bylaws are periodically amended to ensure the mission and vision of AMHCA will be fulfilled in a strategic manner. There are seven proposed amendments to the AMHCA Bylaws ...
AMHCA is pleased to welcome the 45 th President of the American Mental Health Counselors Association (AMHCA), Dr. Beverly Smith. Dr. Smith has professional counseling experience in various settings including private practice, public education, corrections, ...
Alexandria, VA – The Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of the American Mental Health Counselors Association (AMHCA) has announced that he will be retiring effective July 9, 2021. Joel E. Miller, M.S. Ed., has led over 7,000 clinical ...
Thank you CounselingSchools.com and Matt Tyler Zbrog for interviewing AMHCA's Executive Director and CEO for this great article on advocacy leading up to Mental Health Month! Read the full article: https://www.counselingschools.com/blog/mental-health-month-advocacy-guide ...
Bipartisan legislation that would include licensed mental health counselors (LMHCs), as well as licensed marriage and family therapists (LMFTs), as Medicare providers, has just been introduced in the United States Senate. The Mental Health Access ...