North Carolina S422 modifies marriage and family therapy licensure by requiring reciprocity applicants to pass a jurisprudence exam and limiting the.
North Carolina S422 modifies the laws governing marriage and family therapy licensure. It mandates that applicants for reciprocal licensure must pass a Board examination on North Carolina's laws and rules. Additionally, the bill reduces the required continuous years of licensure from five to two years. The changes apply to applications for licensure submitted on or after October 1, 2025.
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