SB1635 amends Hawaii's licensure requirements for marriage and family therapists, clinical social workers, and psychologists.
SB1635 modifies the educational and clinical experience requirements for marriage and family therapists, clinical social workers, and psychologists in Hawaii. For marriage and family therapists, it mandates a minimum of 36 semester or 48 quarter hours in specified course areas, including human development, ethical and professional studies, research, and domestic violence. It also requires a one-year practicum with 300 hours of supervised client contact, and 1,000 hours of direct therapy with 200 hours of clinical supervision.
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