Michigan SB0707 modifies licensing requirements for marriage and family therapists, including education, supervision, and continuing education.

Michigan SB0707 amends the licensing requirements for marriage and family therapists. It modifies the educational qualifications, requiring a master's or higher degree from an accredited program. It also changes the supervision requirements, mandating a minimum of 300 direct client contact hours, with at least half in settings where families or couples are physically present. The bill introduces continuing education requirements starting from the first renewal cycle after January 1, 2028. It also restricts the use of certain titles and requires limited licensees to practice under supervision.

Michigan SB0707 modifies licensing requirements for marriage and family therapists, including education, supervision, and continuing education.

Michigan SB0707 amends the licensing requirements for marriage and family therapists. It modifies the educational qualifications, requiring a master's or higher degree from an accredited program. It also changes the supervision requirements, mandating a minimum of 300 direct client contact hours, with at least half in settings where families or couples are physically present. The bill introduces continuing education requirements starting from the first renewal cycle after January 1, 2028. It also restricts the use of certain titles and requires limited licensees to practice under supervision.