Louisiana SB168 establishes the Addictive Disorder Regulatory Authority to regulate professionals providing substance use disorder counseling.
Louisiana SB168 creates the Addictive Disorder Regulatory Authority (ADRA) to regulate professionals engaged in substance use disorder counseling, prevention, and peer support services. ADRA will issue and recognize credentials for professionals, including peer support specialists, associates, and supervisors. The bill outlines qualifications, scope of practice, and renewal processes for these professionals. It also establishes fees for applications, examinations, and continuing education. The authority previously held by the Louisiana Department of Health is transferred to ADRA.
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