National Intervener Credentialing
Updated ReCredentialing Information!
On September 14 and 19, 2023 Dr. Marilyn Likins… please see the presentation here (Video, 1:02:43) and download a pdf version of the presentation (PDF) . The new recredentialing matrix is available here (PDF) .
Webinar Summary: These sessions provided an overview…
Introduction
The need for Intervener training programs…
Interveners can also apply through the National Intervener and Advocate Association (NIAA) .
Intervener Requirements & Credentialing Process
The requirements for obtaining the NRCP National Intervener Credential include:
- Candidates must take a minimum of 12 hours…
- Coursework must include a supervised practicum…
- The practicum experience…
- Develop an Intervener Portfolio…
- Upon completion…
- The Course Instructor will then submit…
- The NRCP will notify the candidate…
- Once approved…
- The candidate can download the Intervener Credential Application here (PDF) .
- Upon receipt…
Pay the $100 Processing Fee
Please contact Marilyn Likins at marilyn.likins@usu.edu if you have any questions about the credentialing process.
Resources
Who Can Provide Training for the National Intervener Credential?
Two university programs have been approved…
Click to learn more about the Central Michigan University Program and the Intervener Training Program through IDRPP at USU.
The NRCP welcomes other intervener training programs… Email Marilyn at marilyn.likins@usu.edu.
National Intervener ReCredentialing
The National Intervener Credential is valid for 5 years…
To register for NRCP Recredentialing, click here.