NACATP serves as the national accreditation authority for professionals and programs delivering court-approved treatment and psychoeducation services.
Through NACATP accreditation and aligned certification pathways, providers are formally recognized for meeting established standards of ethical practice, documentation integrity, program accountability, and professional responsibility within court-mandated services.
NACATP does not grant licensure or replace regulatory authority. Instead, NACATP provides national professional recognition that strengthens credibility, professional positioning, and trust within the justice system.
Whether you are entering the field or expanding your professional scope, alignment with NACATP standards affirms your commitment to quality, accountability, and excellence in court-approved services.
NACATP accreditation represents national professional recognition for court-approved treatment and psychoeducation providers. It reflects alignment with established standards of ethical practice, documentation integrity, and program accountability within court-mandated services.
Professional Recognition
Accreditation with NACATP signifies a commitment to quality and expertise.
Skill Development
Accreditation with NACATP signifies a commitment to quality and expertise.
Community and Networking
Join a national network of accredited providers dedicated to high standards and positive outcomes.
NACATP offers specialized, standards-aligned training pathways that support professional readiness and alignment with NACATP accreditation expectations.
Training is designed to equip professionals with specialized skills to deliver court-mandated classes and conduct assessments, emphasizing community reintegration and trauma-informed care. This approach acknowledges the widespread impact of trauma and integrates this understanding into all aspects of service delivery, aiming to create a supportive environment that fosters healing and reduces recidivism.
Training focuses on developing specialized skills to provide court-mandated classes and evaluations with a strong emphasis on community reintegration and trauma-informed care. Moreover, the training emphasizes the importance of community reintegration, preparing professionals to assist individuals in successfully transitioning back into society. This includes addressing challenges such as securing employment, rebuilding relationships, and accessing community resources.
Training equips professionals with specialized skills to lead court-mandated psychoeducational groups. These programs educate participants on behaviors, teach coping strategies, and foster positive change through shared experiences. Leaders gain expertise in group dynamics, content delivery, and cultural sensitivity, ensuring effective facilitation and support for rehabilitation and community reintegration.
Follow these straightforward steps to become a NACATP accredited provider.
Before beginning the NACATP accreditation process, applicants should confirm they meet basic eligibility requirements, including:
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To ensure that our accredited providers continue to deliver exceptional services, NACATP requires biennial accreditation renewal. This process includes:
Earn CEs through NACATP training events, approved courses, or other professional development activities.
Submit a renewal application along with any additional requirements based on your accreditation level.
Join a network of dedicated professionals who are setting a national standard of excellence in court-mandated treatment.