Training & Consulting
NCDA-endorsed training for career practitioners, disability-inclusive career development certification, and organizational consulting.
Tina Peterman, Ph.D. is a Professor at Portland State University, a Licensed Professional Counselor, and an NCDA Master Trainer — bringing over two decades of counselor education experience to every training she leads.
CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS
Two programs, delivered internationaly
Career Practitioner Supervision Training and Certification Program (CSCP)
NCDA's official 45-hour training and certification program for career practitioners who supervise, or want to supervise, other career development professionals. I'm co-editor of the curriculum and an NCDA Master Trainer — the program has been delivered internationally to participants from 10 countries. Topics include supervision fundamentals and ethics, multicultural dimensions of supervision, supervision models, group supervision, and performance evaluation. 45 continuing education hours.
Disability Career Consultant Certification Program (DCCP)
This program prepares career and workforce professionals to support clients with disabilities in finding meaningful career and educational pathways. Participants learn Self-Determination Theory and the Human Rights Model of Disability, plus a four-step process for career development services—covering neurodivergence, anxiety, physical accessibility considerations, and other disabilities. 35 continuing education hours. Delivered internationally, including cohorts in Singapore, Saipan, and the U.S.
Organizational & Association Consulting
For companies, universities, and associations investing in inclusive career pathways, staff development, or disability-informed workplace practices.
Thought Leadership
Tina Peterman is President-Elect-Elect of the National Career Development Association, a longtime editorial board member of Career Development Quarterly, and a published researcher in career counseling and disability studies.
