Modifies licensure requirements for marriage and family therapists in New Jersey.
This bill modifies the requirements for licensure in marriage and family therapy in New Jersey. It reduces the supervised experience requirement from three years to two years. It also allows applicants with a master's degree to apply up to 300 hours of client contact earned during their master's program towards the experience requirement. The bill permits applicants to take the licensure examination before completing the experience requirement, provided they meet the educational qualifications.
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