tx-August72026-55: 22 TAC §681.91 (Amendment) — Professional Counselors
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The Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council on behalf of the Texas State Board of Examiners of Licensed Professional Counselors propose amendments to §681.91, relating to LPC Associate License. Overview and Explanation of the Proposed Rule. The proposed amendments will clarify rule language regarding supervised LPC Associate practice into more plain, direct language. The amendments confirm that a person cannot provide counseling services without a proper license and that an Associate may own and operate a private practice only under supervision. The amendments require Associates to notify the supervisors of any pending complaints against the Associate, and to share a copy of remediation plans with supervisors. Fiscal Note. Darrel D. Spinks, Executive Director of the Executive Council, has determined that for the first five-year period the proposed rule is in effect, there will be no additional estimated cost, reduction in costs, or loss or increase in revenue to the state or local governments as a result of enforcing or administering the rule. Additionally, Mr. Spinks has determined that enforcing or administering the rule does not have foreseeable implications relating to the...
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