The Board’s mission is to protect and promote the welfare of the people of Texas by ensuring that marriage and family therapy is provided by qualified and competent practitioners.

To be eligible to become an LMFT Associate in Texas, you must have graduate degree in Marriage and Family Therapy or a related field from an accredited program and pass the national licensing exam …

Applications for initial MFT and MFT-Associate license can only be submitted via the Online Licensing System. Paper applications are no longer accepted and will be returned if received.

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She is a member of the Texas Council for Administrators of Special Education (TCASE) and former TCASE House of Delegates Representative for Region 2. Additionally, she is a member of the First …

Renewing an MFT License In addition to the General Requirements for renewing a license, licensed marriage and family therapists must follow Board Rule 22 TAC 801.261 Marriage and family therapy …

Applying for a License or Status Continuing Educations and Renewals Virtual Practice and Mobility Supervision Standards Ethics / Standards of Practice Fingerprint Criminal History and Background …

Texas offers a temporary MFT license, which authorizes issuance of a temporary Texas license for marriage and family therapists who are licensed to practice independently in another jurisdiction.

Start the process by reading carefully the laws and rules for licensure in Texas. Doing so will help you know whether you meet the requirements to obtain a license to practice marriage and family therapy, …

A Texas LMFT Associate may not practice without supervision. Staff may not issue the LMFT Associate license unless or until Supervisory Agreement Form (SAF) is submitted and approved. If needed, see …