Counseling Compact

Allows professional counselors licensed and residing in a compact member state to practice in other compact member states without need for multiple licenses.

Alabama (Joined 2022)
Arizona (Joined 2024)
Arkansas (Joined 2023)
Colorado (Joined 2022)
Connecticut (Joined 2023)
Delaware (Joined 2022)
District of Columbia (Joined 2024)
Florida (Joined 2022)
Georgia (Joined 2022)
Indiana (Joined 2023)
Iowa (Joined 2023)
Kansas (Joined 2023)
Kentucky (Joined 2022)
Louisiana (Joined 2022)
Maine (Joined 2022)
Maryland (Joined 2021)
Minnesota (Joined 2024)
Mississippi (Joined 2022)
Missouri (Joined 2023)
Montana (Joined 2023)
Nebraska (Joined 2022)
Nevada (Joined 2025)
New Hampshire (Joined 2022)
New Jersey (Joined 2024)
North Carolina (Joined 2022)
North Dakota (Joined 2023)
Ohio (Joined 2022)
Oklahoma (Joined 2023)
Rhode Island (Joined 2024)
South Carolina (Joined 2024)
South Dakota (Joined 2024)
Tennessee (Joined 2022)
Utah (Joined 2022)
Vermont (Joined 2023)
Virginia (Joined 2023)
Washington (Joined 2023)
West Virginia (Joined 2022)
Wisconsin (Joined 2023)
Wyoming (Joined 2023)