Pennsylvania SB1292 regulates the practice of professional art therapy, establishing licensing requirements and penalties for unlawful practice.
Pennsylvania SB1292 amends the Social Workers, Marriage and Family Therapists and Professional Counselors Act to regulate the practice of professional art therapy. It defines professional art therapy as the integrative application of psychotherapeutic principles to facilitate human development and address mental, emotional, or behavioral disorders. The bill establishes licensing requirements for professional art therapists, including educational qualifications, supervised clinical experience, and good moral character.
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