Enacts the "Supervising Upcoming Professionals for Practice in Official Roles in Therapy (SUPPORT) act" to allow clinical social worker licensure.
The New York "Supervising Upcoming Professionals for Practice in Official Roles in Therapy (SUPPORT) act" amends the education law to allow applicants for clinical social worker licensure to satisfy the experience requirements under the supervision of a mental health practitioner who has been granted the privilege to diagnose and develop assessment-based treatment plans. This change broadens the types of supervisors under whom applicants can gain the necessary experience, potentially facilitating the licensure process for aspiring clinical social workers.
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