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Alaska Marriage and Family Therapist CE Requirements and Courses
Alaska Marriage and Family Therapist CE Requirements
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Alaska Marriage and Family Therapist CE Requirements and Courses Requirements
How many CEs does Alaska require?
45 hours every 2 years
Can I take my CEs from CE4Less?
22 hours allowed
What else do I need to know?
2 hours ethics required. The Alaska Board accepts courses from Ce4Less because our courses meet the board’s requirements that “the program requires registration and provides evidence of successful completion” MFT statute 12 AAC 19.320.(10)(A).
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