
Nevada Marriage and Family Therapist CE Requirements and Courses
Nevada Marriage and Family Therapist CE Requirements
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Nevada Marriage and Family Therapist CE Requirements and Courses Requirements
How many CEs does Nevada require?
20 hours per year. See notes.
Can I take my CEs from CE4Less?
See notes
Notes
The Board requires that courses be individually approved by the board. Since Ce4Less has so many courses, this is not practical. We hope that in the future, the board will choose to accept courses by approved providers of agencies such as APA.
Requirements: At least 3 CE units must be in ethics. At least 1 hour must be in Supervision for Supervisors. Not more than 10 hours can be distance education.
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