IC & RC ADC Counselor Exam Review
Addiction Counselor Exam Prep
Built for CASAC, CADC, and IC&RC ADC
Candidates in New York
Whether you’re sitting for your CASAC through OASAS or the IC&RC ADC in another state, this review gets you test-day ready, not just informed.
Pass the IC&RC ADC Exam the First Time
This review is directly based on the current IC&RC ADC exam blueprint. Every section maps to a real domain, weighted the way the exam actually weighs it, so your study time goes where the points are.
IC&RC ADC Exam Review for CASAC Candidates
What’s Covered in This IC&RC ADC Exam Review
IC&RC ADC Exam Review for CASAC Candidates
What’s Covered in This IC&RC ADC Exam Review
Scientific Principles of Substance Use and Co-Occurring Disorders (25%)
- Pharmacology and drug classifications you’ll actually be tested on
- Intoxication and withdrawal recognition across substance categories
- Co-occurring disorders and how they show up in exam scenarios
Evidence-Based Treatment, Counseling, and Referral (30%)
- Treatment planning, collaboration, and referral in practice
- Counseling approaches and stages-of-change reasoning
- Case management and documentation as the exam tests it
Evidence-Based Screening and Assessment (20%)
- Standardized screening and assessment tools and when each applies
- Placement criteria and level-of-care decisions
- Reading a client scenario for the details the exam wants you to catch
Professional, Ethical, and Legal Responsibilities (25%)
- Confidentiality, 42 CFR Part 2, and mandated reporting
- Dual relationships, scope of practice, and supervision boundaries
- Ethical decision-making scenarios, worked the way the exam presents them
Who This IC&RC ADC Review Is For
- CASAC candidates in New York preparing for the OASAS-administered ADC exam
- CADC, CAC, and LCDC candidates in other IC&RC member states
- Counselors retaking the exam who need to target their weak domains
- Supervisors and training coordinators preparing staff for certification
Why This Review Is Different
This review is built by an OASAS-approved provider (#0415), for people actually going through the New York credentialing process, on the current four-domain blueprint IC&RC uses today. It doesn’t lean on the outdated Twelve Core Functions structure that older guides still recycle.
What You’ll Walk Away With
- A clear map of all four exam domains and how much each is worth
- Practice questions written in the same case-based style as the real exam
- Rationales for every answer, not just a key
- A study plan that tells you what to prioritize and what to leave alone
- Confidence that you’re studying the current blueprint, not a retired one
Why Choose This Review
– aligned to the four domains IC&RC uses now, not the old Twelve Core Functions framework
– written by an OASAS-approved CASAC training provider, not a national publisher guessing at state requirements
– developed by someone who has worked in the field, not just written about it
– written at a reading level that respects your time, not padded to look thicker
– $150, no subscription, no recurring charge
