Training Contract With Lpc In Minnesota
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Once your application has been approved and all your requirements are met, you'll receive your LPC license. Congratulations—you're now a licensed professional counselor! You can now begin practicing independently, whether in a mental health agency, group practice, or your own private practice.
In Minnesota you start out as an LPC who needs to practice under supervision. You can eventually choose to practice independently as an LPC, or to upgrade to an LPCC license.
LPCs with 4,000 hours (approximately two years) of appropriate post-degree supervised clinical experience can then apply to the MNBBHT to become an LPCC. An LPCC is licensed to engage in the independent practice of professional counseling in Minnesota.
It gives you the privilege to legally practice as an independent mental health practitioner. Other reasons for becoming a licensed professional counselor include: Clients and employers can confirm that you have met the minimum requirements necessary to practice.
Ing to Minnesota Statutes 148B. 5301 subdivision 2 and 4, applicants for the LPCC license are required to verify completion of 4,000 hours of supervised, post-masters professional practice prior to licensure. A brief description of the action steps is listed below.
The average salary for a Therapist in Minnesota is $50.96 per hour. This is 5% higher than the US average of $48.41. Last updated on January 23, 2025. Based on active jobs on Vivian.
Ing to Minnesota Statutes 148B. 5301 subdivision 2 and 4, applicants for the LPCC license are required to verify completion of 4,000 hours of supervised, post-masters professional practice prior to licensure.
(g) The LPC Intern must receive direct supervision consisting of a minimum of four hours per month of face to face or live Internet webcam supervision in individual (up to two Interns) or group (three or more) settings for each week the intern is engaged in counseling.