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Addiction Counselor IC&RC Exam Prep

IC&RC ADC exam review for CASAC exam prep in New York 1

Current

IC&RC Exam Prep

Four

exam domains

Why This IC&RC Exam Prep Course Is Different

$150

one-time cost

Built for CASAC, CADC, and IC&RC ADC Exam Prep

Candidates in New York

A focused review built around the actual IC&RC ADC exam blueprint, not a generic multi-state guide repackaged with a New York label. This review walks you through all four exam domains, provides practice questions aligned with the real exam’s case-based format, and shows you exactly what to study and what to skip.

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.

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Pass the

IC&RC ADC Exam the First Time

Most people don’t fail the ADC exam because they don’t know the material. They fail because they used the wrong IC&RC Exam Prep Course or in a format that doesn’t match how the exam actually asks questions.

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.

Why This

Review Is Different

Most CASAC and ADC study guides on the market are written once and sold under a dozen different labels: ADC, CASAC, CADC, LCDC. They cover the exam in general terms and never touch what makes New York’s process different.

This review is built by an OASAS-approved expert 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 It doesn’t lean on the outdated Twelve Core Functions structure that older guides still recycle.

IC & RC Exam Blueprint

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
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Who This

IC&RC ADC Exam Prep 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

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 IC&RC Exam blueprint, not a retired one

Why choose this IC&RC ADC Exam Prep Review

Built on the current blueprint

– aligned to the four domains IC&RC uses now, not the old Twelve Core Functions framework

New York-specific

– written by an OASAS-approved CASAC training provider, not a national publisher guessing at state requirements

Plain language

– written at a reading level that respects your time, not padded to look thicker

Practitioner-built

– developed by someone who has worked in the field, not just written about it

One-time cost

– $150, no subscription, no recurring charge

Ready to Stop Guessing What’s on the IC&RC ADC Exam?

This review gives you the real blueprint, real practice questions, and a clear plan, so you walk into test day knowing exactly what to expect.