About Us

The Connecticut Certification Board is an independent, non-governmental, 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization that offers certification for addiction counselors, clinical supervisors, co-occurring disorders and prevention professionals in Connecticut. The Board has established specialty certificates in substance abuse, co-occurring disorders, and problem gambling for professionals licensed and credentialed in other behavioral healthcare domains. The Board is active in a number of important state-wide workforce development initiatives, provides training/continuing education and ensures that the trainings provided in Connecticut by approved vendors meet established standards.
WE ARE THE ONLY PROVIDER OF PSYCHOMETRICALLY SOUND AND LEGALLY DEFENSIBLE CREDENTIALING FOR SUD PREVENTION, TREATMENT,  SUPERVISION,  AND PEER RECOVERY SERVICES IN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT.

Why Learn With Us?

The CCB has a large footprint on the landscape of the SUD training industry, including working alongside some of the country's best subject matter expert, presenting in all corners of our nation, and being sought after presenters for national and regional conferences and events.

Statewide Impact

We are a DMHAS Workforce Development training partner and the state affiliate for the premier SUD credentialing body worldwide, the IC&RC.

A National Reach

We have trained the workforce from coast to coast, and have relationships with nationally recognized experts.

Knowledge and Skill Development

Research, ideas, and interventions require both understanding and implementation. We help complete the puzzle.

Office Address

55 West Main Street, Suite 202
Meriden, Connecticut, 06451

About us

The CCB is an independent, non-governmental, 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization that offers certification for addiction counselors, clinical supervisors, co-occurring disorders and prevention professionals in Connecticut. The Board has established specialty certificates in substance abuse, co-occurring disorders, and problem gambling for professionals licensed and credentialed in other behavioral healthcare domains. The Board is active in a number of important state-wide workforce development initiatives, provides training/continuing education and ensures that the trainings provided in Connecticut by approved vendors meet established standards.