§ 63-22-208. Temporary License
The board is authorized to issue a temporary license to a clinical pastoral therapist applicant who has completed the academic course work and supervised clinical experience for the license sought; provided, that in order to retain the temporary license, the applicant shall take the written examination required by the board the first time it is […]
§ 63-22-301. Part Definitions
For purposes of this part, “counseling or therapy services” means assisting an individual, who is seeking or engaged in the counseling relationship in a private practice setting, in a manner intended to facilitate normal human growth and development, using a combination of mental health and human development principles, methods, and techniques, to achieve mental, emotional, […]
§ 63-22-302. Conscientious Objections — Referrals to Other Providers — Liability
No counselor or therapist providing counseling or therapy services shall be required to counsel or serve a client as to goals, outcomes, or behaviors that conflict with the sincerely held principles of the counselor or therapist; provided, that the counselor or therapist coordinates a referral of the client to another counselor or therapist who will […]
§ 63-22-120. Requirements for Licensure
A professional counselor licensed under this part and designated as a mental health service provider must have: Met all qualifications for licensure as a professional counselor as stated in §§ 63-22-104 and 63-22-110; Completed a minimum of nine (9) graduate semester hours of coursework specifically related to diagnosis, treatment, appraisal and assessment of mental disorders; […]
§ 63-22-121. Temporary Licenses
A temporary license may be issued by the board for a licensed professional counselor designated as a mental health service provider applicant who has completed the academic coursework and training required for the license sought and who has successfully passed the examination required by the board. A temporary license obtained pursuant to this section authorizes […]
§ 63-22-122. Part Definitions
As used in this part, unless the context otherwise requires: “Appraisal activities” means selecting, administering, scoring and interpreting instruments designed to assess an individual’s aptitudes, achievements or interests, which are used to understand, measure or facilitate such individual’s normal human growth and development, but does not include the use of projective techniques in the assessment […]
§ 63-22-201. Part Definitions
The following definitions shall apply in this part, unless the context clearly requires a different meaning: “Advertise” means, but is not limited to, business solicitations, with or without limiting qualifications, in a card, sign or device issued to a person, in a sign or marking in or on any building or in any newspaper, magazine, […]
§ 63-22-202. Prohibited Acts by Nonlicensed Therapists — Penalties
Except as specifically provided in § 63-22-204, beginning January 1, 2004, no person who is not licensed as a clinical pastoral therapist under this part shall: Advertise that the performance of clinical pastoral therapy services is by a licensed clinical pastoral therapist; or Use the title “licensed clinical pastoral therapist” to denote that the person […]
§ 63-22-203. Application for License — Fees — Qualifications
An applicant for licensure as a licensed clinical pastoral therapist shall pay the board a nonrefundable fee as set by the board and shall satisfy the board that the applicant: Is at least eighteen (18) years of age; Is of good moral character; Has met the educational standards set by the board, which shall include: […]
§ 63-22-204. Exclusions From Part
Nothing in this chapter shall be construed as limiting the ministry, activities or services of a rabbi, priest, minister of the gospel or others authorized by a regularly organized and functioning religious body in performing the ordinary duties or functions of the clergy, nor shall anything in this chapter apply to or be construed as […]