N.J. Admin. Code § 13:34-3.4 - Responsibilities of licensed associate marriage and family therapists
(a) Documentation of supervision shall be filed with the Board by the licensed associate marriage and family therapist every six months for evaluation of the licensed associate marriage and family therapist's progress.
(b) A licensed associate marriage and family therapist shall not engage in unsupervised or independent practice. A licensed associate marriage and family therapist's clients shall include only those who have been approved, in advance, by the qualified supervisor(s).
(c) A licensed associate marriage and family therapist may be compensated only through the qualified supervisor or the employing entity. A licensed associate marriage and family therapist shall not receive a professional fee from a client.
1. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed to prohibit a licensed associate marriage and family therapist from receiving from a client, on behalf of the supervisor or employing entity, fees for professional services.
(d) A licensed associate marriage and family therapist shall ensure that his or her qualified supervisor files the evaluations required by the Board every six months.
(e) A licensed associate marriage and family therapist shall not engage in practice under supervision in any area for which the licensed associate marriage and family therapist has not had appropriate education and training.
(f) A licensed associate marriage and family therapist who advertises professional services, shall comply with N.J.A.C. 13:34-9 and include the name(s) of his or her supervisor(s). A licensed associate marriage and family therapist shall not advertise that he or she engages in independent practice.
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