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New Mexico Marriage and Family Therapist Courses
New Mexico Marriage and Family Therapist CE Courses
Our New Mexico CE courses for marriage and family therapists are convenient and affordable. Meet your New Mexico marriage and family therapy license renewal requirements with accredited coursework created by expert practitioners. Fuel your continuing education with thought-provoking course material on the most relevant topics in marriage and family therapy work.
New Mexico Marriage and Family Therapist Courses Requirements
How many CEs does New Mexico require?
40 hours every 2 years
Can I take my CEs from CE4Less?
12 hours online (reading material online) and 12 hours homestudy (printed material or book) allowed (24 hours total)
What else do I need to know?
6 hours ethics required, 3 hours supervision (supervisors)
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