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The NCMFTLB will not pre-approve any CEU courses. Please do not email the Board office regarding CEU courses, (these inquiries will not be answered) and review the CEU Guidelines here.
Telehealth in North Carolina Can I practice Telehealth in NC with my out of state license? No. In order to practice MFT telehealth in NC you must be licensed by the NCMFTLB.
The NCMFTLB Board of Directors recognizes the importance of telehealth. In order to maintain the highest standards in practice, a position paper has been published to guide you in maintaining these standards within your telehealth practice. This position paper may be found here.
A NC LMFT who wishes to form a Professional Corporation or Professional Limited Liability Company must apply to the North Carolina Marriage and Family Therapy and Licensure Board for a Certificate of Registration (COR), pursuant to North Carolina General Statutes.
Can a LMFTA apply for a PC/PLLC?
The North Carolina Marriage and Family Therapy Licensure Board strongly discourages independent private practice during the associate licensure period.
Supervisors of LMFTAs are accountable for the supervisee’s practice. Therefore, the supervisor, in addition to being approved should also, as stated in the Supervision Agreement, gain thorough knowledge of the supervisee’s practice activities including practice setting, record keeping, financial management, ethics of clinical practice, and if not an on-site supervisor, ensure a back-up/emergency plan for coverage (with a licensed mental health professional in the State of North Carolina) is in place.
Your supervisor (s) must agree to your filing for Incorporation within the application in LearningBuilder. If the same individual is providing both services, then he/she must document who is available as backup if your supervisor is not immediately available. You must immediately inform this Board if there is any change with respect to the practitioner(s) providing supervision and emergency consultation.
For applicants who were licensed by the Board and their license has expired and has not been expired for more than two years may apply for reinstatement. Licenses that have expired more than two years cannot be reinstated. If your license has been inactive and you wish to return to active status you must also complete the Reinstatement application and show necessary CEUs and pay applicable fees
Please visit the Renewal page on this website for more detailed information.