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Becoming a Licensed Addiction Counselor
 TAADAC's Mission is to improve the quality and availability of substance-use disorder treatment and counseling for Middle-Tennessee residents.
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A smart first step to successful licensure is to engage with a Licensed Qualified Clinical Supervisor as described in the following excerpt from the State Licensing Board Rules:

 

"4. The applicant must have completed six thousand (6000) hours of experience where the applicant has performed all of the eight (8) domains, as listed in TCA § 68-24-606, while providing alcohol and drug abuse counseling services under the direct supervision of a Qualified Clinical Supervisor who meets the requirements of the rules of the Board."

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Qualified Clinical Supervisors
If you are a LADAC II, QCS and would like to have your contact information posted on this page for new LADAC candidates to connect with you,

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Todd Hickman - has been in practice for over 30 years. He is an LCSW and began his addiction to recovery at the age of 22. This led Todd to the mental health field where he started his career working in a psychiatric hospital working with patients with co-occurring disorders. He was introduced to community based mental health where he working with families and children at risk in Memphis, TN. He later became a founder and owner of Health Connect America, a multi-state community based mental health agency here he was the Chief Clinical Officer continuing to work with families exposed to addiction, behavior problems and mental health challenges. Todd resigned from Health Connect in 2023 and now resides in Frankln, TN where he has a private practice working with individuals, couples and teens struggling with addition, behavior problems and mental health.

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