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In the final bimonthly board meeting for 2022, the Oklahoma Board of Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselors posited a potential update to the...

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The OBBHL and the OBLADC propose CEU rule changes

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The 2022 deadline for licensure renewal for Oklahoma Licensed Professional Counselors may have just passed, but whether clinicians are getting a...

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During its regularly scheduled board meeting on Feb 11, 2022, the Oklahoma Board of Behavioral Health Licensure finalized its newest plan to address...

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On Friday February 11th, the Oklahoma Board of Behavioral Health conducted its regularly scheduled board meeting. Along with waiving the...

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During today's board meeting, the OBBHL voted to waive in-person CEU requirements for Oklahoma LPC, LMFTs, and LBPs. The board cited "the continued...

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The Oklahoma State Board of Behavioral Health, Board of Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselors, and the State Board of Licensed Social Workers are...

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A new year means new changes in the way insurance companies must reimburse telehealth services in Oklahoma. Starting January 1st, 2022, Senate Bill...

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COVID brought a lot of disruptions, including the ways that Oklahoma LPCs, LMFTs, and LADCs could get their CEUs. In addition, the OBBHL has...

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According to Oklahoma State Statute the Oklahoma Board of Behavioral Health Licensure consists of four members who are licensed professional...

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Whether Licensed Professional Counselors are setting up a private practice or running an agency with a dozen clinicians, marketing is an important...

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Throughout their 2 to 5-year candidacy, LPC candidates must log at least 3,000 clinical hours to qualify to apply for licensure. Each time a...

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