New Hampshire Marriage and Family Therapist CE Requirements
New Hampshire Marriage and Family Therapist CE Requirements
Fulfill your New Hampshire marriage and family therapist license renewal requirements today. To complete your marriage and family therapist CE, select the desired courses, or access our full catalog anytime with an Unlimited Subscription.
New Hampshire Marriage and Family Therapist CE Requirements and Courses Requirements
How many CEs does New Hampshire require?
New Hampshire MFTs are required to complete 40 hours of approved continuing education every 2 years.
Can I take my CEs from CE4Less?
Yes! New Hampshire MFTs may earn 20 hours (Category A) through CE4Less.
CE4Less is approved by the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB), American Psychological Association (APA), and the National Board of Certified Counselors (NBCC) to provide continuing education.
Our Unlimited Plan is a great option for New Hampshire MFTs who want to satisfy their continuing education requirements for one low price! Check out our options here.
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What else do I need to know?
New Hampshire MFT licenses must be renewed every two years by date of issuance.
Each renewal New Hampshire MFTs must complete:
- 6 hours in Ethics (See our courses in Ethics & Telemental Health and Ethics Boundary Issues)
- 3 hours in Suicide Prevention
For more information, please contact the New Hampshire Office of Professional Licensure and Certification, Board of Mental Health Practice at (603) 271-2152, see their website (available here) for additional information about your license or renewal requirements, or see New Hampshire rules and regulations relating to MFT licensure and continuing education.
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