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Marriage and Family Therapist Associate Temporary Permit

One-year, nonrenewable associate temporary permit.

Licensing authority: Indiana Behavioral Health and Human Services Licensing Board · Application information

Associate temporary permit while pursuing supervision
AMFTRB Marital and Family Therapy National Examination
Application
Board application, fee, official academic records and verification of licenses held elsewhere; Board examination approval must be used within one year.
Coursework
Graduate credits covering every content area in IC 25-23.6-8-2.5, including professional standards and assessment; thesis, dissertation and fieldwork do not count for content areas. Rule 839 IAC 1-4-3.1(d) specifies 27 semester or 41 quarter hours.
Criminal history
Required criminal-background check and review of convictions directly bearing on competent practice.
Degree
Master’s or doctoral degree in MFT or a Board-approved related area, from an eligible accredited or recognized institution (IC 25-23.6-8-2.1).
Discipline
Required disclosure and review of prior disciplinary action, investigations and positive application responses.
Duration
One year, nonrenewable, without regard to the number of passes or failures of the required examination.
Eligibility
Meets MFT educational requirements, pursuing required clinical supervisory hours and pays permit fee.
Examination condition
The permit itself can issue before passing. The current Board Temporary Permits implementation requires national-examination approval and excludes those who already passed; that pending AMFTRB examination is retained as involvement, with passing a condition of later associate licensure.
Practicum
Statute IC 25-23.6-8-2.5 requires at least 300 face-to-face hours over at least twelve months, including 100 relational hours and 100 supervision hours with the required qualified supervision.
Rule practicum statement
839 IAC 1-4-3.1(f) still states: "The practicum shall be a minimum of five hundred (500) face-to-face client contact hours and include a minimum of one hundred (100) hours of supervision from an LMFT who has at least five (5) years of experience." The statute controls the differing client-hour requirement.

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

Full license for marriage and family therapy.

Licensing authority: Indiana Behavioral Health and Human Services Licensing Board · Application information

Resolution of conditional status by reinstatement
AMFTRB Marital and Family Therapy National Examination
Investigation
Board reinstates the underlying license on satisfaction of all applicable reinstatement requirements, or following a personal appearance, with possible probation; absent action within 120 days, automatic reinstatement applies.
Underlying requirements
Applicable lapsed-license reinstatement conditions remain; for an LMFT license lapsed more than three years, the Board may require the identified national examination under 839 IAC 1-2-2(f)(7).
Initial licensure following associate practice

All of the following:

Application
Board application, fee, official academic records and verification of licenses held elsewhere; Board examination approval must be used within one year.
Associate license
Associate license in good standing; postdegree hours obtained in Indiana ordinarily require the associate license.
Board law instruction
The Board’s LMFT master-level issuance instructions say, "After the approval of your application by the Board, you will be emailed the law examination." Their next paragraph states "All applicants applying by reciprocity will be examined". The affirmative delivery instruction is retained for this initial-issuance route; the explicit mandatory category is reciprocity.
Clinical experience
At least two years postdegree experience with at least 50% MFT clients, 1,000 clinical hours and 200 supervision hours including 100 individual hours, under a qualified LMFT or equivalent supervisor; required categories are unmarried relational systems, married couples, separating/divorcing couples and families including minors.
Coursework
Graduate credits covering every content area in IC 25-23.6-8-2.5, including professional standards and assessment; thesis, dissertation and fieldwork do not count for content areas. Rule 839 IAC 1-4-3.1(d) specifies 27 semester or 41 quarter hours.
Criminal history
Required criminal-background check and review of convictions directly bearing on competent practice.
Degree
Master’s or doctoral degree in MFT or a Board-approved related area, from an eligible accredited or recognized institution (IC 25-23.6-8-2.1).
Discipline
Required disclosure and review of prior disciplinary action, investigations and positive application responses.
Experience expiration
Hours accumulated after associate licensure, and hours accumulated before an associate temporary permit expires, do not expire under IC 25-23.6-8-2.7(i)-(j).
Practicum
Statute IC 25-23.6-8-2.5 requires at least 300 face-to-face hours over at least twelve months, including 100 relational hours and 100 supervision hours with the required qualified supervision.
Rule practicum statement
839 IAC 1-4-3.1(f) still states: "The practicum shall be a minimum of five hundred (500) face-to-face client contact hours and include a minimum of one hundred (100) hours of supervision from an LMFT who has at least five (5) years of experience." The statute controls the differing client-hour requirement.
Virtual supervision
Up to 100% of supervised postdegree hours may use synchronous audio-video, HIPAA-compliant qualified supervision; telephone calls, email and texts do not qualify.
Initial licensure at conclusion of doctoral program

All of the following:

Application
Board application, fee, official academic records and verification of licenses held elsewhere; Board examination approval must be used within one year.
Board law instruction
The Board’s LMFT master-level issuance instructions say, "After the approval of your application by the Board, you will be emailed the law examination." Their next paragraph states "All applicants applying by reciprocity will be examined". The affirmative delivery instruction is retained for this initial-issuance route; the explicit mandatory category is reciprocity.
Clinical experience
At least two years postdegree experience with at least 50% MFT clients, 1,000 clinical hours and 200 supervision hours including 100 individual hours, under a qualified LMFT or equivalent supervisor; required categories are unmarried relational systems, married couples, separating/divorcing couples and families including minors.
Coursework
Graduate credits covering every content area in IC 25-23.6-8-2.5, including professional standards and assessment; thesis, dissertation and fieldwork do not count for content areas. Rule 839 IAC 1-4-3.1(d) specifies 27 semester or 41 quarter hours.
Criminal history
Required criminal-background check and review of convictions directly bearing on competent practice.
Degree
Master’s or doctoral degree in MFT or a Board-approved related area, from an eligible accredited or recognized institution (IC 25-23.6-8-2.1).
Discipline
Required disclosure and review of prior disciplinary action, investigations and positive application responses.
Doctoral exception
A master’s graduate entering a doctoral program may elect to accrue the required clinical experience without an associate license and apply at the conclusion of the doctoral program; a doctoral internship may count toward experience.
Experience expiration
Hours accumulated after associate licensure, and hours accumulated before an associate temporary permit expires, do not expire under IC 25-23.6-8-2.7(i)-(j).
Practicum
Statute IC 25-23.6-8-2.5 requires at least 300 face-to-face hours over at least twelve months, including 100 relational hours and 100 supervision hours with the required qualified supervision.
Rule practicum statement
839 IAC 1-4-3.1(f) still states: "The practicum shall be a minimum of five hundred (500) face-to-face client contact hours and include a minimum of one hundred (100) hours of supervision from an LMFT who has at least five (5) years of experience." The statute controls the differing client-hour requirement.
Virtual supervision
Up to 100% of supervised postdegree hours may use synchronous audio-video, HIPAA-compliant qualified supervision; telephone calls, email and texts do not qualify.
Initial licensure for an otherwise qualified therapist licensed elsewhere

All of the following:

Application
Board application, fee, official academic records and verification of licenses held elsewhere; Board examination approval must be used within one year.
Board law instruction
The Board’s LMFT master-level issuance instructions say, "After the approval of your application by the Board, you will be emailed the law examination." Their next paragraph states "All applicants applying by reciprocity will be examined". The affirmative delivery instruction is retained for this initial-issuance route; the explicit mandatory category is reciprocity.
Clinical experience
At least two years postdegree experience with at least 50% MFT clients, 1,000 clinical hours and 200 supervision hours including 100 individual hours, under a qualified LMFT or equivalent supervisor; required categories are unmarried relational systems, married couples, separating/divorcing couples and families including minors.
Coursework
Graduate credits covering every content area in IC 25-23.6-8-2.5, including professional standards and assessment; thesis, dissertation and fieldwork do not count for content areas. Rule 839 IAC 1-4-3.1(d) specifies 27 semester or 41 quarter hours.
Criminal history
Required criminal-background check and review of convictions directly bearing on competent practice.
Degree
Master’s or doctoral degree in MFT or a Board-approved related area, from an eligible accredited or recognized institution (IC 25-23.6-8-2.1).
Discipline
Required disclosure and review of prior disciplinary action, investigations and positive application responses.
Experience expiration
Hours accumulated after associate licensure, and hours accumulated before an associate temporary permit expires, do not expire under IC 25-23.6-8-2.7(i)-(j).
License elsewhere
IC 25-23.6-8-1(3)(B) accepts a therapist licensed or certified in another state who is otherwise qualified; substantially equivalent prior examinations may excuse retaking at Board discretion.
Practicum
Statute IC 25-23.6-8-2.5 requires at least 300 face-to-face hours over at least twelve months, including 100 relational hours and 100 supervision hours with the required qualified supervision.
Rule practicum statement
839 IAC 1-4-3.1(f) still states: "The practicum shall be a minimum of five hundred (500) face-to-face client contact hours and include a minimum of one hundred (100) hours of supervision from an LMFT who has at least five (5) years of experience." The statute controls the differing client-hour requirement.
Virtual supervision
Up to 100% of supervised postdegree hours may use synchronous audio-video, HIPAA-compliant qualified supervision; telephone calls, email and texts do not qualify.
Reinstatement after lapse of more than three years
AMFTRB Marital and Family Therapy National Examination
Documentation
Renewal application, applicable renewal/reinstatement fees, explanation of lapse, proof of one renewal cycle of CE in previous twenty-four months; Board may require appearance, remediation and additional training.
Exam discretion
839 IAC 1-2-2(f)(7) identifies the national examination at Board discretion; AMFTRB is retained even if a particular applicant is excused.
Lapse
More than three years since full-license expiration.
Reinstatement of a recently lapsed license
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Lapse
LMFT lapse up to three years, or associate lapse up to one year.
Requirements
Completed renewal application, current renewal fee, reinstatement fee, continuing-education sworn compliance statement or statutorily authorized remediation; investigation-related restrictions remain applicable.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Renewal following active military service
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Continuing education
Renewal requirements continue subject to statutory military extensions.
Military
Qualifying active service out of state; renewal and continuing-education deadline extensions as specified in section 6, written request and evidence of service; late fees waived.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Military qualification route under IC 25 1 17 5
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Competence
The statute identifies no particular examination for this notwithstanding-other-law issuance; Board-determined competency methods and another jurisdiction’s licensing history remain applicant conditions.
Conduct
No disqualifying conduct, pending unprofessional-conduct or criminal investigation, required good standing and fees; all relevant military/member or spouse/dependent experience receives statutory credit.
Eligibility
Military spouse or dependent with current substantially equivalent license elsewhere held for at least one year and Board-determined competence.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Military qualification route under IC 25 1 17 4
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Competence
The statute identifies no particular examination for this notwithstanding-other-law issuance; Board-determined competency methods and another jurisdiction’s licensing history remain applicant conditions.
Conduct
No disqualifying conduct, pending unprofessional-conduct or criminal investigation, required good standing and fees; all relevant military/member or spouse/dependent experience receives statutory credit.
Eligibility
Military training, occupational specialty and service substantially equivalent to academic or experience requirements, or a current substantially equivalent credential held in another jurisdiction for at least one year.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Military qualification route under IC 25 1 17 5.5
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Competence
The statute identifies no particular examination for this notwithstanding-other-law issuance; Board-determined competency methods and another jurisdiction’s licensing history remain applicant conditions.
Conduct
No disqualifying conduct, pending unprofessional-conduct or criminal investigation, required good standing and fees; all relevant military/member or spouse/dependent experience receives statutory credit.
Eligibility
Military member, spouse or dependent with three years of work in an occupation unlicensed in another state but similarly licensed in Indiana.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

New application after revocation waiting period

All of the following:

Application
Board application, fee, official academic records and verification of licenses held elsewhere; Board examination approval must be used within one year.
Coursework
Graduate credits covering every content area in IC 25-23.6-8-2.5, including professional standards and assessment; thesis, dissertation and fieldwork do not count for content areas. Rule 839 IAC 1-4-3.1(d) specifies 27 semester or 41 quarter hours.
Criminal history
Required criminal-background check and review of convictions directly bearing on competent practice.
Degree
Master’s or doctoral degree in MFT or a Board-approved related area, from an eligible accredited or recognized institution (IC 25-23.6-8-2.1).
Discipline
Required disclosure and review of prior disciplinary action, investigations and positive application responses.
Practicum
Statute IC 25-23.6-8-2.5 requires at least 300 face-to-face hours over at least twelve months, including 100 relational hours and 100 supervision hours with the required qualified supervision.
Revocation
Revoked licenses cannot be reinstated; a new application is permitted no earlier than seven years after revocation, with all underlying issuance qualifications and Board disciplinary review.
Rule practicum statement
839 IAC 1-4-3.1(f) still states: "The practicum shall be a minimum of five hundred (500) face-to-face client contact hours and include a minimum of one hundred (100) hours of supervision from an LMFT who has at least five (5) years of experience." The statute controls the differing client-hour requirement.
Removal of probationary limitations
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Hearing
After a hearing, Board finds the deficiency requiring discipline has been remedied; individualized conditions and competence demonstrations are applicant conditions.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Reciprocity or endorsement

All of the following:

Discipline
No pending disciplinary proceeding elsewhere.
Fee
Application and fee; current Board instructions require examination score and license verification and criminal-background check.
Jurisprudence
All endorsement applicants must pass the state jurisprudence examination; no applicant is exempt.
License
Valid equivalent license or certificate from another state or jurisdiction; the Board’s current instructions request an active equivalent-level license.
Prior examination
Passed substantially equivalent examination for requested level; current AMFTRB examination is retained even when already passed. Other states’ examinations and unnamed Board-approved equivalents are applicant conditions.
Retake waiver
The Board accepts a previously passed AMFTRB or substantially equivalent examination testing clinical skills and knowledge at its discretion, so an applicant may be excused from retaking.
Biennial renewal
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Associate limit
Full-license renewal has no associate two-renewal limit.
Renewal
Pay renewal fee and meet continuing education requirements; Board renewal date is April 1 in even-numbered years.
Rule ce
839 IAC 1-6-3(b)-(c) requires twenty hours per year, forty per renewal period, at least half Category I and one Category I ethics hour per year; obtain the Board-required hours.
Statute ce
Statute specifies at least fifteen continuing-education hours per licensure year.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Reinstatement after approved surrender
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Board discretion
Written Board approval of surrender and any Board-imposed conditions for reinstatement; the statute identifies no particular examination.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Reinstatement after suspension
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Hearing
Board must be satisfied after a hearing that reasonable skill and safety have been restored; disciplinary or corrective conditions may be imposed, including any unnamed competence assessment as an applicant condition.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Reinstatement of retired license
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Application
Board-approved retirement reinstatement application and fee.
Board page
The Board page adds possible training or examinations without identifying one: "You might be required to appear before the Board to discuss your reinstatement, and the Board may determine that additional training or exams may be required to reinstate the license." These unnamed assessments are conditions; the controlling rule lists application, fee and CE.
Ce
Retired zero to three years: 20 CE hours in previous twelve months; three to six: 40 in previous twenty-four months; six to ten: 60 in previous thirty-six months; ten or more: Board determines CE and may require appearance.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Probationary Marriage and Family Therapist License

Board-discretionary probationary form of the underlying license.

Licensing authority: Indiana Behavioral Health and Human Services Licensing Board · Application information

Placement of existing license on disciplinary probation
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Examinations
The disciplinary order can impose individualized assessments without naming a currently registered examination.
License
Existing licensed practitioner subject to findings under section 4; Board may impose reporting, geographic or practice limitations, professional education or restitution conditions.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Endorsement or exemption with probationary issuance

All of the following:

Discipline
No pending disciplinary proceeding elsewhere.
Fee
Application and fee; current Board instructions require examination score and license verification and criminal-background check.
Jurisprudence
All endorsement applicants must pass the state jurisprudence examination; no applicant is exempt.
License
Valid equivalent license or certificate from another state or jurisdiction; the Board’s current instructions request an active equivalent-level license.
Prior examination
Passed substantially equivalent examination for requested level; current AMFTRB examination is retained even when already passed. Other states’ examinations and unnamed Board-approved equivalents are applicant conditions.
Probation
Board may issue probationary form because of relevant discipline, disciplinable conduct or prior unlicensed practice; individualized rehabilitation and practice restrictions apply.
Retake waiver
The Board accepts a previously passed AMFTRB or substantially equivalent examination testing clinical skills and knowledge at its discretion, so an applicant may be excused from retaking.
Initial issuance with discretionary probationary conditions

All of the following:

Application
Board application, fee, official academic records and verification of licenses held elsewhere; Board examination approval must be used within one year.
Coursework
Graduate credits covering every content area in IC 25-23.6-8-2.5, including professional standards and assessment; thesis, dissertation and fieldwork do not count for content areas. Rule 839 IAC 1-4-3.1(d) specifies 27 semester or 41 quarter hours.
Criminal history
Required criminal-background check and review of convictions directly bearing on competent practice.
Degree
Master’s or doctoral degree in MFT or a Board-approved related area, from an eligible accredited or recognized institution (IC 25-23.6-8-2.1).
Discipline
Required disclosure and review of prior disciplinary action, investigations and positive application responses.
Practicum
Statute IC 25-23.6-8-2.5 requires at least 300 face-to-face hours over at least twelve months, including 100 relational hours and 100 supervision hours with the required qualified supervision.
Rule practicum statement
839 IAC 1-4-3.1(f) still states: "The practicum shall be a minimum of five hundred (500) face-to-face client contact hours and include a minimum of one hundred (100) hours of supervision from an LMFT who has at least five (5) years of experience." The statute controls the differing client-hour requirement.
Underlying license
Must satisfy underlying license issuance requirements; Board may grant probationary form for practice-related prior discipline or unlicensed practice and impose reporting, practice restrictions, education, community service and other rehabilitation conditions.
Renewal while probationary conditions continue
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Associate limit
Full-license biennial renewal applies.
Renewal
Underlying renewal application, fee and continuing education remain required, together with all outstanding probationary restrictions.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Associate

Associate license for supervised postdegree practice.

Licensing authority: Indiana Behavioral Health and Human Services Licensing Board · Application information

New associate application after lapse exceeding one year
AMFTRB Marital and Family Therapy National Examination
Application
Board application, fee, official academic records and verification of licenses held elsewhere; Board examination approval must be used within one year.
Coursework
Graduate credits covering every content area in IC 25-23.6-8-2.5, including professional standards and assessment; thesis, dissertation and fieldwork do not count for content areas. Rule 839 IAC 1-4-3.1(d) specifies 27 semester or 41 quarter hours.
Criminal history
Required criminal-background check and review of convictions directly bearing on competent practice.
Degree
Master’s or doctoral degree in MFT or a Board-approved related area, from an eligible accredited or recognized institution (IC 25-23.6-8-2.1).
Discipline
Required disclosure and review of prior disciplinary action, investigations and positive application responses.
Lapse
Section 9(b) prohibits reinstatement after one year of associate invalidity; applicant must apply for a new license and meet section 1.5 issuance conditions.
Practicum
Statute IC 25-23.6-8-2.5 requires at least 300 face-to-face hours over at least twelve months, including 100 relational hours and 100 supervision hours with the required qualified supervision.
Prior score
Any treatment of previously passed national-examination scores is an applicant condition; the currently offered examination remains a leaf.
Rule practicum statement
839 IAC 1-4-3.1(f) still states: "The practicum shall be a minimum of five hundred (500) face-to-face client contact hours and include a minimum of one hundred (100) hours of supervision from an LMFT who has at least five (5) years of experience." The statute controls the differing client-hour requirement.
Reinstatement of retired associate license
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Application
Board-approved retirement reinstatement application and fee.
Board page
The Board page adds possible training or examinations without identifying one: "You might be required to appear before the Board to discuss your reinstatement, and the Board may determine that additional training or exams may be required to reinstate the license." These unnamed assessments are conditions; the controlling rule lists application, fee and CE.
Ce
Retired zero to three years: 20 CE hours in previous twelve months; three to six: 40 in previous twenty-four months; six to ten: 60 in previous thirty-six months; ten or more: Board determines CE and may require appearance.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Resolution of conditional status by reinstatement
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Investigation
Board reinstates the underlying license on satisfaction of all applicable reinstatement requirements, or following a personal appearance, with possible probation; absent action within 120 days, automatic reinstatement applies.
Underlying requirements
Applicable lapsed-license reinstatement conditions remain; for an LMFT license lapsed more than three years, the Board may require the identified national examination under 839 IAC 1-2-2(f)(7).

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Associate licensure with examination exemption

All of the following:

Application
Board application, fee, official academic records and verification of licenses held elsewhere; Board examination approval must be used within one year.
Coursework
Graduate credits covering every content area in IC 25-23.6-8-2.5, including professional standards and assessment; thesis, dissertation and fieldwork do not count for content areas. Rule 839 IAC 1-4-3.1(d) specifies 27 semester or 41 quarter hours.
Criminal history
Required criminal-background check and review of convictions directly bearing on competent practice.
Degree
Master’s or doctoral degree in MFT or a Board-approved related area, from an eligible accredited or recognized institution (IC 25-23.6-8-2.1).
Discipline
Required disclosure and review of prior disciplinary action, investigations and positive application responses.
Eligibility
Licensed or certified as an MFT elsewhere, or practiced MFT for at least three of the previous five years.
Exemption
Board may excuse retaking after a substantially equivalent licensing examination has been passed; current AMFTRB passage remains a leaf when already passed. Unnamed equivalent examinations are conditions.
Good standing
No disqualifying act or investigation; otherwise qualified under section 1.5 and pays the additional fee.
Practicum
Statute IC 25-23.6-8-2.5 requires at least 300 face-to-face hours over at least twelve months, including 100 relational hours and 100 supervision hours with the required qualified supervision.
Rule practicum statement
839 IAC 1-4-3.1(f) still states: "The practicum shall be a minimum of five hundred (500) face-to-face client contact hours and include a minimum of one hundred (100) hours of supervision from an LMFT who has at least five (5) years of experience." The statute controls the differing client-hour requirement.
Associate licensure with final term examination approval
AMFTRB Marital and Family Therapy National Examination
Application
Board application, fee, official academic records and verification of licenses held elsewhere; Board examination approval must be used within one year.
Coursework
Graduate credits covering every content area in IC 25-23.6-8-2.5, including professional standards and assessment; thesis, dissertation and fieldwork do not count for content areas. Rule 839 IAC 1-4-3.1(d) specifies 27 semester or 41 quarter hours.
Criminal history
Required criminal-background check and review of convictions directly bearing on competent practice.
Degree
Master’s or doctoral degree in MFT or a Board-approved related area, from an eligible accredited or recognized institution (IC 25-23.6-8-2.1).
Discipline
Required disclosure and review of prior disciplinary action, investigations and positive application responses.
Early testing
In the final term of the final year, examination approval is available with a departmental letter identifying the student, degree, final-term status, expected completion date and good academic standing. The degree and other requirements remain necessary for issuance.
Practicum
Statute IC 25-23.6-8-2.5 requires at least 300 face-to-face hours over at least twelve months, including 100 relational hours and 100 supervision hours with the required qualified supervision.
Rule practicum statement
839 IAC 1-4-3.1(f) still states: "The practicum shall be a minimum of five hundred (500) face-to-face client contact hours and include a minimum of one hundred (100) hours of supervision from an LMFT who has at least five (5) years of experience." The statute controls the differing client-hour requirement.
Associate licensure by examination
AMFTRB Marital and Family Therapy National Examination
Application
Board application, fee, official academic records and verification of licenses held elsewhere; Board examination approval must be used within one year.
Coursework
Graduate credits covering every content area in IC 25-23.6-8-2.5, including professional standards and assessment; thesis, dissertation and fieldwork do not count for content areas. Rule 839 IAC 1-4-3.1(d) specifies 27 semester or 41 quarter hours.
Criminal history
Required criminal-background check and review of convictions directly bearing on competent practice.
Degree
Master’s or doctoral degree in MFT or a Board-approved related area, from an eligible accredited or recognized institution (IC 25-23.6-8-2.1).
Discipline
Required disclosure and review of prior disciplinary action, investigations and positive application responses.
Early testing
Degree and qualifying coursework completed before approval; supervised postdegree experience is acquired after associate issuance.
Practicum
Statute IC 25-23.6-8-2.5 requires at least 300 face-to-face hours over at least twelve months, including 100 relational hours and 100 supervision hours with the required qualified supervision.
Rule practicum statement
839 IAC 1-4-3.1(f) still states: "The practicum shall be a minimum of five hundred (500) face-to-face client contact hours and include a minimum of one hundred (100) hours of supervision from an LMFT who has at least five (5) years of experience." The statute controls the differing client-hour requirement.
Reinstatement of a recently lapsed license
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Lapse
LMFT lapse up to three years, or associate lapse up to one year.
Requirements
Completed renewal application, current renewal fee, reinstatement fee, continuing-education sworn compliance statement or statutorily authorized remediation; investigation-related restrictions remain applicable.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Renewal following active military service
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Continuing education
Renewal requirements continue subject to statutory military extensions.
Military
Qualifying active service out of state; renewal and continuing-education deadline extensions as specified in section 6, written request and evidence of service; late fees waived.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Military qualification route under IC 25 1 17 5
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Competence
The statute identifies no particular examination for this notwithstanding-other-law issuance; Board-determined competency methods and another jurisdiction’s licensing history remain applicant conditions.
Conduct
No disqualifying conduct, pending unprofessional-conduct or criminal investigation, required good standing and fees; all relevant military/member or spouse/dependent experience receives statutory credit.
Eligibility
Military spouse or dependent with current substantially equivalent license elsewhere held for at least one year and Board-determined competence.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Military qualification route under IC 25 1 17 4
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Competence
The statute identifies no particular examination for this notwithstanding-other-law issuance; Board-determined competency methods and another jurisdiction’s licensing history remain applicant conditions.
Conduct
No disqualifying conduct, pending unprofessional-conduct or criminal investigation, required good standing and fees; all relevant military/member or spouse/dependent experience receives statutory credit.
Eligibility
Military training, occupational specialty and service substantially equivalent to academic or experience requirements, or a current substantially equivalent credential held in another jurisdiction for at least one year.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Military qualification route under IC 25 1 17 5.5
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Competence
The statute identifies no particular examination for this notwithstanding-other-law issuance; Board-determined competency methods and another jurisdiction’s licensing history remain applicant conditions.
Conduct
No disqualifying conduct, pending unprofessional-conduct or criminal investigation, required good standing and fees; all relevant military/member or spouse/dependent experience receives statutory credit.
Eligibility
Military member, spouse or dependent with three years of work in an occupation unlicensed in another state but similarly licensed in Indiana.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

New application after revocation waiting period
AMFTRB Marital and Family Therapy National Examination
Application
Board application, fee, official academic records and verification of licenses held elsewhere; Board examination approval must be used within one year.
Coursework
Graduate credits covering every content area in IC 25-23.6-8-2.5, including professional standards and assessment; thesis, dissertation and fieldwork do not count for content areas. Rule 839 IAC 1-4-3.1(d) specifies 27 semester or 41 quarter hours.
Criminal history
Required criminal-background check and review of convictions directly bearing on competent practice.
Degree
Master’s or doctoral degree in MFT or a Board-approved related area, from an eligible accredited or recognized institution (IC 25-23.6-8-2.1).
Discipline
Required disclosure and review of prior disciplinary action, investigations and positive application responses.
Practicum
Statute IC 25-23.6-8-2.5 requires at least 300 face-to-face hours over at least twelve months, including 100 relational hours and 100 supervision hours with the required qualified supervision.
Revocation
Revoked licenses cannot be reinstated; a new application is permitted no earlier than seven years after revocation, with all underlying issuance qualifications and Board disciplinary review.
Rule practicum statement
839 IAC 1-4-3.1(f) still states: "The practicum shall be a minimum of five hundred (500) face-to-face client contact hours and include a minimum of one hundred (100) hours of supervision from an LMFT who has at least five (5) years of experience." The statute controls the differing client-hour requirement.
Removal of probationary limitations
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Hearing
After a hearing, Board finds the deficiency requiring discipline has been remedied; individualized conditions and competence demonstrations are applicant conditions.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Biennial renewal
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Associate limit
Associate may renew twice; further renewals depend on Board-determined circumstances.
Renewal
Pay renewal fee and meet continuing education requirements; Board renewal date is April 1 in even-numbered years.
Rule ce
839 IAC 1-6-3(b)-(c) requires twenty hours per year, forty per renewal period, at least half Category I and one Category I ethics hour per year; obtain the Board-required hours.
Statute ce
Statute specifies at least fifteen continuing-education hours per licensure year.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Reinstatement after approved surrender
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Board discretion
Written Board approval of surrender and any Board-imposed conditions for reinstatement; the statute identifies no particular examination.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Reinstatement after suspension
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Hearing
Board must be satisfied after a hearing that reasonable skill and safety have been restored; disciplinary or corrective conditions may be imposed, including any unnamed competence assessment as an applicant condition.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Probationary Marriage and Family Therapist Associate License

Board-discretionary probationary form of the underlying license.

Licensing authority: Indiana Behavioral Health and Human Services Licensing Board · Application information

Placement of existing license on disciplinary probation
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Examinations
The disciplinary order can impose individualized assessments without naming a currently registered examination.
License
Existing licensed practitioner subject to findings under section 4; Board may impose reporting, geographic or practice limitations, professional education or restitution conditions.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Endorsement or exemption with probationary issuance

All of the following:

Application
Board application, fee, official academic records and verification of licenses held elsewhere; Board examination approval must be used within one year.
Coursework
Graduate credits covering every content area in IC 25-23.6-8-2.5, including professional standards and assessment; thesis, dissertation and fieldwork do not count for content areas. Rule 839 IAC 1-4-3.1(d) specifies 27 semester or 41 quarter hours.
Criminal history
Required criminal-background check and review of convictions directly bearing on competent practice.
Degree
Master’s or doctoral degree in MFT or a Board-approved related area, from an eligible accredited or recognized institution (IC 25-23.6-8-2.1).
Discipline
Required disclosure and review of prior disciplinary action, investigations and positive application responses.
Eligibility
Licensed or certified as an MFT elsewhere, or practiced MFT for at least three of the previous five years.
Exemption
Board may excuse retaking after a substantially equivalent licensing examination has been passed; current AMFTRB passage remains a leaf when already passed. Unnamed equivalent examinations are conditions.
Good standing
No disqualifying act or investigation; otherwise qualified under section 1.5 and pays the additional fee.
Practicum
Statute IC 25-23.6-8-2.5 requires at least 300 face-to-face hours over at least twelve months, including 100 relational hours and 100 supervision hours with the required qualified supervision.
Probation
Board may issue probationary form because of relevant discipline, disciplinable conduct or prior unlicensed practice; individualized rehabilitation and practice restrictions apply.
Rule practicum statement
839 IAC 1-4-3.1(f) still states: "The practicum shall be a minimum of five hundred (500) face-to-face client contact hours and include a minimum of one hundred (100) hours of supervision from an LMFT who has at least five (5) years of experience." The statute controls the differing client-hour requirement.
Initial issuance with discretionary probationary conditions
AMFTRB Marital and Family Therapy National Examination
Application
Board application, fee, official academic records and verification of licenses held elsewhere; Board examination approval must be used within one year.
Coursework
Graduate credits covering every content area in IC 25-23.6-8-2.5, including professional standards and assessment; thesis, dissertation and fieldwork do not count for content areas. Rule 839 IAC 1-4-3.1(d) specifies 27 semester or 41 quarter hours.
Criminal history
Required criminal-background check and review of convictions directly bearing on competent practice.
Degree
Master’s or doctoral degree in MFT or a Board-approved related area, from an eligible accredited or recognized institution (IC 25-23.6-8-2.1).
Discipline
Required disclosure and review of prior disciplinary action, investigations and positive application responses.
Practicum
Statute IC 25-23.6-8-2.5 requires at least 300 face-to-face hours over at least twelve months, including 100 relational hours and 100 supervision hours with the required qualified supervision.
Rule practicum statement
839 IAC 1-4-3.1(f) still states: "The practicum shall be a minimum of five hundred (500) face-to-face client contact hours and include a minimum of one hundred (100) hours of supervision from an LMFT who has at least five (5) years of experience." The statute controls the differing client-hour requirement.
Underlying license
Must satisfy underlying license issuance requirements; Board may grant probationary form for practice-related prior discipline or unlicensed practice and impose reporting, practice restrictions, education, community service and other rehabilitation conditions.
Renewal while probationary conditions continue
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Associate limit
An associate license can normally be renewed twice, with additional periods at Board discretion.
Renewal
Underlying renewal application, fee and continuing education remain required, together with all outstanding probationary restrictions.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Marriage and Family Therapist Temporary Permit

Temporary permit under IC 25-23.6-8-10.

Licensing authority: Indiana Behavioral Health and Human Services Licensing Board · Application information

Temporary permit based on national association certification
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Duration
Expires on full-license issuance, application disapproval, or 180 days after initial issue, whichever occurs first.
Eligibility
Practicing in a state without MFT licensure, certification by a Board-approved national association and an Indiana license application; rule recognizes AAMFT clinical membership or substantially equivalent association membership; permit fee.
Implementation conflict
The Board’s general Temporary Permits page states: "Applicants applying by reciprocity or have already taken and passed their national exam do not qualify for a Temporary Permit." IC 25-23.6-8-10(a)(1) expressly authorizes a permit for a license holder from another state; the statute is retained.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Temporary permit pending national examination
AMFTRB Marital and Family Therapy National Examination
Board page
The Board’s general page states a one-year, nonrenewable permit valid despite examination failure; section 10 controls this distinct 180-day permit. Rule 839 IAC 1-4-6(c) bars a second temporary permit after failure.
Duration
Expires on full-license issuance, application disapproval, or 180 days after initial issue, whichever occurs first.
Eligibility
Board examination approval, graduation from a Board-approved program, completion of required experience and permit fee.
Implementation conflict
The Board’s general Temporary Permits page states: "Applicants applying by reciprocity or have already taken and passed their national exam do not qualify for a Temporary Permit." IC 25-23.6-8-10(a)(1) expressly authorizes a permit for a license holder from another state; the statute is retained.
Temporary permit based on a license held elsewhere
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Duration
Expires on full-license issuance, application disapproval, or 180 days after initial issue, whichever occurs first.
Eligibility
Valid MFT license or certificate in another state, application for an Indiana license and permit fee; section 10(a)(1) states no examination condition for permit issuance.
Implementation conflict
The Board’s general Temporary Permits page states: "Applicants applying by reciprocity or have already taken and passed their national exam do not qualify for a Temporary Permit." IC 25-23.6-8-10(a)(1) expressly authorizes a permit for a license holder from another state; the statute is retained.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Temporary permit renewal for good cause
AMFTRB Marital and Family Therapy National Examination
Eligibility
Scheduled for the next examination but did not take it for Board-approved good cause; written notice within thirty days under 839 IAC 1-4-6(b).
Expiration
Renewed permit ends when results arrive from the next examination; no separate renewal examination is identified beyond the pending national examination.

AMFTRB Marital and Family Therapy National Examination

Provider
Association of Marital and Family Therapy Regulatory Boards (AMFTRB); administered for AMFTRB by Professional Testing Corporation (PTC) at Prometric computer-based testing centers
Format
Computer-based examination of objective multiple-choice questions, each with four alternative answers of which only one is correct; given during a one-week testing window every month; scores on the six domains and the total examination are reported after the window closes
Exam questions
180 multiple-choice items
Time limit
4 hours total testing time
Passing score
Criterion-referenced passing score set on an anchor examination by a modified Angoff method and adjusted across forms by equating; the reported score equals the total number of correct responses
Exam fee
US $370.00 examination fee (includes testing center fees)
Examination outline
  • Domain 01 — The Practice of Systemic Therapy — Tasks related to incorporating systemic theory and perspectives into practice activities, and establishing and maintaining ongoing therapeutic relationships with the client system inclusive of diverse cultural contexts. (16%; 29 items) (16%)
    • 01.01 Conceptualize therapy consistent with the philosophical perspectives of systemic theory.
    • 01.02 Maintain consistency between systemic theory and clinical practice.
    • 01.03 Integrate individual treatment approaches with systemic treatment approaches.
    • 01.04 Integrate multiple dimensions of diversity and social justice theories with systemic treatment approaches.
    • 01.05 Use a systemic perspective to co-create a safe, inclusive, and non-judgmental space.
    • 01.06 Use a systemic perspective to co-create a therapeutic relationship with the client system.
    • 01.07 Use a systemic perspective to understand the complexities inherent in therapeutic interactions (e.g., family homeostasis, self of the therapist).
  • Domain 02 — Assessing, Hypothesizing, and Diagnosing — Tasks related to assessing and conceptualizing the various dimensions of the client system inclusive of diverse cultural contexts, including forming and reformulating systemic hypotheses and diagnosing the client system to guide therapeutic activities and interventions, including use of artificial intelligence (AI) as appropriate. (16%; 29 items) (16%)
    • 02.01 Assess the client system’s verbal and non-verbal communication styles to develop hypotheses about relationship patterns, perceptions, and responses to the reciprocal influence of relational patterns and the presenting issues.
    • 02.02 Assess the mental status of clients.
    • 02.03 Assess historic and current self-injurious behavior, suicidal ideation and intent, and/or homicidal ideation and intent.
    • 02.04 Identify and assess behavioral dynamics, processes, and interactional patterns (e.g., boundaries, roles, rules, alliances, coalitions, and hierarchies) within the client system to determine systemic functioning.
    • 02.05 Formulate and continually assess hypotheses regarding the client system that consider and incorporate diverse contexts.
    • 02.06 Assess appropriateness of potential treatment and therapeutic delivery modalities for the client system.
    • 02.07 Assess environmental factors (e.g., discrimination, gang violence, migration) affecting the client system.
    • 02.08 Assess the client system’s levels of economic, social, emotional, physical, spiritual, and cognitive functioning.
    • 02.09 Assess historic and current effects of substance use disorders on the functioning of the client system.
    • 02.10 Assess historic and current effects of violence or trauma, including vicarious trauma, on the client system.
    • 02.11 Assess historic and current effects of childhood experiences and traumas on the client system.
    • 02.12 Assess historic and current effects of impact of process use disorders (e.g., gambling, internet use, technology use, shopping) on functioning of the client system.
    • 02.13 Assess historic and current effects of sexual functioning on the client system.
    • 02.14 Assess how the developmental and family life cycle stages of the client system impact problem formation, maintenance, and resolution.
    • 02.15 Assess strengths, resources, coping skills, and resilience within and available to the client system.
    • 02.16 Select, administer, review, and/or interpret results of standardized instruments within the therapist’s training, competence, and scope of practice.
    • 02.17 Assess and diagnose clients in accordance with current DSM and ICD diagnostic criteria while maintaining a systems perspective.
    • 02.18 Formulate treatment hypotheses that integrate systemic perspectives, assessment inventories, and diagnostic impressions.
    • 02.19 Assess effects of occupational issues on the client system (e.g., military personnel, workers in geographically dispersed locations, first responders).
    • 02.20 Collaborate with the client system to determine need for evaluation by other professional and community systems.
    • 02.21 Collaborate with professional and community systems as appropriate in making diagnoses and establishing treatment priorities.
    • 02.22 Collaborate with the client system to refer as appropriate based on diagnoses and treatment priorities.
  • Domain 03 — Designing and Conducting Treatment — Tasks related to developing and implementing a course of culturally responsive treatment with the client system, including identifying possible therapeutic models, implementing associated interventions, and treatment planning, including use of artificial intelligence (AI) as appropriate. (17%; 30 items) (17%)
    • 03.01 Evaluate and maintain a quality therapeutic alliance with the client system.
    • 03.02 Establish therapeutic contracts.
    • 03.03 Utilize assessment information to develop a treatment plan that reflects a contextual understanding of the presenting issue.
    • 03.04 Determine relevant short-term goals, long-term goals and objectives for treatment, as well as criteria for successful completion of treatment.
    • 03.05 Identify the client system’s previous and current attempts to resolve the presenting issues.
    • 03.06 Identify members of client and collateral systems involved in resolving issues.
    • 03.07 Develop and monitor ongoing safety plan to address identified safety risks for the client in all therapeutic delivery contexts.
    • 03.08 Engage in therapeutic interventions based on theory and current research and a shared contextual understanding of the client system and presenting issues.
    • 03.09 Clarify with the client system the rationale for selecting therapeutic interventions as appropriate.
    • 03.10 Collaborate with the client system to determine sequence of treatment and identify which members will be involved.
    • 03.11 Develop and monitor recovery-oriented systemic care for treatment of substance use disorders.
    • 03.12 Use genograms and/or family mapping as therapeutic interventions as indicated.
    • 03.13 Facilitate client system change through restructuring and reorganization.
    • 03.14 Collaborate with the client system to identify and explore competing priorities of client issues to be addressed in treatment.
    • 03.15 Assist the client system in developing decision-making, coping, and effective verbal and non-verbal communication skills in their relational contexts.
    • 03.16 Attend to the homeostatic process and its impact on the client system’s ability to attain therapeutic goals.
    • 03.17 Assist the client system in developing alternative perspectives of the presenting issues to facilitate solutions.
    • 03.18 Influence client behavior and perceptions through use of metaphor, rewriting narratives, mindfulness, etc.
    • 03.19 Integrate cultural, spiritual, social, intellectual, and biological characteristics and strengths of the client system when devising effective treatment strategies.
    • 03.20 Recognize and support client autonomy when devising effective treatment strategies.
    • 03.21 Maintain awareness of common side effects of medications, monitor client system for these within the boundaries of professional competence, and coordinate care with any relevant prescribers.
    • 03.22 Adapt therapeutic stance and interventions to accommodate the process and structure of all therapeutic delivery modalities.
  • Domain 04 — Evaluating Ongoing Process and Terminating Treatment — Tasks related to continuously evaluating the therapeutic process, incorporating feedback into the course of treatment, and planning for termination, inclusive of different cultural contexts and use of artificial intelligence (AI) as appropriate. (16%; 29 items) (16%)
    • 04.01 Use theory and current research in the ongoing evaluation of process, outcomes, and termination.
    • 04.02 Evaluate the progress of therapy in collaboration with client and collateral systems as indicated.
    • 04.03 Modify treatment plan in collaboration with client and collateral systems as indicated.
    • 04.04 Continually evaluate client system appropriateness for all therapeutic delivery modalities.
    • 04.05 Develop a termination plan in collaboration with the client and collateral systems to maintain therapeutic gains after treatment has ended.
    • 04.06 Terminate therapeutic relationship in a professional and culturally responsive manner.
  • Domain 05 — Managing Crisis Situations — Tasks related to assessing and managing emergency situations, inclusive of different cultural contexts, and intervening when clinically indicated and/or legally mandated. (16%; 29 items) (16%)
    • 05.01 Assess impairment in the client system during crisis situations to determine if and what immediate interventions may be needed.
    • 05.02 Assess for presence of suicidal ideation and determine the level of intervention.
    • 05.03 Assess for risk of violence toward the client from others to determine the need for intervention.
    • 05.04 Assess the client’s potential for self-injurious behavior to determine level of intervention.
    • 05.05 Assess the client’s potential for violence or harm toward others, including the therapist, to determine level of intervention.
    • 05.06 Assess risk of violence toward therapist from sources outside of the client system and develop a safety plan.
    • 05.07 Assess impact of community-level crisis on client system and develop interventions as they pertain to that crisis.
    • 05.08 Assess the impact of client system’s trauma history and other relevant contextual factors on current crisis.
    • 05.09 Collaborate with other relevant stakeholders in managing client system’s crisis.
    • 05.10 Respond to emerging crisis as appropriate to the therapeutic delivery modality and use relevant crisis resources.
  • Domain 06 — Maintaining Ethical, Legal, and Professional Standards — Tasks related to ongoing adherence to legal and ethical codes and treatment agreements, maintaining culturally responsive competency, upholding professional standards, and utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) in clinical practice. (19%; 34 items) (19%)
    • 06.01 Demonstrate professional responsibility and competence regarding legal issues and regulations across therapeutic delivery modalities, including use of artificial intelligence (AI).
    • 06.02 Compare agency and employment policies with relevant ethics code, statutes, case law, and regulations and privilege the higher standard.
    • 06.03 Integrate current ethical codes of licensing boards, relevant professional organizations, and associations into appropriate professional practice.
    • 06.04 Adhere to relevant business laws related to clinical practice (e.g., Stark Law, Anti-Kickback Statute, False Claims Act, etc.)
    • 06.05 Practice within therapist’s scope of competence.
    • 06.06 Maintain awareness of and effectively manage how the therapist’s personal issues, life experiences, values and morals, and previous trauma impact the therapeutic process.
    • 06.07 Maintain awareness of and effectively manage how the supervisors’ personal issues, life experiences, values and morals, and previous trauma influence the supervisory process
    • 06.08 Adhere to treatment agreements with client systems and respect the rights of clients.
    • 06.09 Provide the client system with written professional disclosures regarding fees, credentials, reporting complaints, confidentiality, privileged communication, and providing technologically assisted services, including use of artificial intelligence (AI), etc.
    • 06.10 Confirm the client system’s identities, locations, and safety levels at the beginning of each teletherapy session.
    • 06.11 Monitor and mitigate risk for potential exploitation of the client system by the therapist.
    • 06.12 Consult with colleagues and other professionals as necessary regarding ethical and legal issues, and document these consultations.
    • 06.13 Respect the roles and responsibilities of other professionals involved in the client system’s treatment process as they relate to ethical and legal issues.
    • 06.14 Maintain accurate and timely records including long-term safe and confidential storage and plan record transfer and/or disposal within timeframes specified by current statutes.
    • 06.15 Adhere to ethical and regulatory guidelines for engaging in the supervisor-supervisee relationship across modalities.
Examination sources

Indiana Marriage and Family Therapy Jurisprudence Examination

Format
True-false and multiple-choice examination delivered by email
Exam questions
30 questions
Time limit
Return within fourteen days after the examination email
Passing score
75%
Examination outline
  • IC 25-1-0.1 Chapter 0.1. Effect of Certain Acts
  • IC 25-1-1.1 Chapter 1.1. Effect of Criminal Convictions on Licensed or Registered Persons
  • IC 25-1-1.2 Chapter 1.2. Effect of Delinquency in Child Support Payments on Licensed or Registered Persons
  • IC 25-1-2 Chapter 2. Renewal of Licenses Granted by State Agencies ) Notice of Expiration
  • IC 25-1-3 Chapter 3. Civil Immunity of Regulatory Agencies
  • IC 25-1-4 Chapter 4. Continuing Education
  • IC 25-1-5 Chapter 5. Professional Licensing Agency
  • IC 25-1-5.3 Chapter 5.3. Failure to Enact Licensure Rules
  • IC 25-1-5.7 Chapter 5.7. Emergency Practitioner Temporary Licensing
  • IC 25-1-7 Chapter 7. Investigation and Prosecution of Complaints Concerning Regulated Occupations
  • IC 25-1-8 Chapter 8. Occupational and Professional Licensure, Registration, and Certification Fees
  • IC 25-1-8.5 Chapter 8.5. Reporting of Health Care Entity Mergers and Acquisitions
  • IC 25-1-9 Chapter 9. Health Professions Standards of Practice
  • IC 25-1-9.1 Chapter 9.1. Out of Network Provider Referrals
  • IC 25-1-9.5 Chapter 9.5. Telehealth Services and Prescriptions
  • IC 25-1-9.8 Chapter 9.8. Practitioner Good Faith Estimates
  • IC 25-1-10 Chapter 10. Direct Primary Care Agreements
  • IC 25-1-10.3 Chapter 10.3. Health Care Provider Advertising
  • IC 25-1-12 Chapter 12. Renewal of Licenses Held by Individuals in Military Service
  • IC 25-1-15 Chapter 15. Exemptions for Athletic Organization Practitioners Licensed in Other Jurisdictions
  • IC 25-1-16.5 Chapter 16.5. Public Agency Review of Occupational Regulations
  • IC 25-1-17 Chapter 17. Licensure of Individuals with Military Training; Licensure of Military Spouses
  • IC 25-1-20 Chapter 20. Effect of a State Disaster Emergency on Professional Disciplinary Action
  • IC 25-1-22 Chapter 22. Gender Transition Procedures for Minors
  • IC 25-23.6-1 Chapter 1. Definitions
  • IC 25-23.6-2 Chapter 2. Behavioral Health and Human Services Licensing Board
  • IC 25-23.6-3 Chapter 3. Marriage and Family Therapists; Unlawful Practices
  • IC 25-23.6-4 Chapter 4. Social Workers; Unlawful Practices
  • IC 25-23.6-4.5 Chapter 4.5. Mental Health Counselors; Unlawful Practices
  • IC 25-23.6-5 Chapter 5. Social Worker Licensure
  • IC 25-23.6-6 Chapter 6. Privileged Communications
  • IC 25-23.6-7 Chapter 7. Disclosure of Educational Background
  • IC 25-23.6-8 Chapter 8. Marriage and Family Therapist Licensure
  • IC 25-23.6-8.5 Chapter 8.5. Mental Health Counselor Licensure
  • IC 25-23.6-10.1 Chapter 10.1. Addiction Counselors and Clinical Addiction Counselors; Unlawful Practices; Penalty
  • IC 25-23.6-10.5 Chapter 10.5. Addiction Counselor and Clinical Addiction Counselor Licensure
  • IC 25-23.6-11 Chapter 11. Prohibited Practices
  • IC 4-6-14 Chapter 14. Health Records and Identifying Information Protection
  • IC 16-39-1 Chapter 1. Release of Health Records to Patient and Authorized Persons
  • IC 16-39-2 Chapter 2. Release of Mental Health Records to Patient and Authorized Persons
  • IC 16-39-3 Chapter 3. Release of Mental Health Records in Investigations and Legal Proceedings
  • IC 16-39-4 Chapter 4. Provision of Mental Health Information
  • IC 16-39-5 Chapter 5. Release of Health Records to Third Parties and for Legitimate Business Purposes
  • IC 16-39-6 Chapter 6. Access to Hospital Records by Hospital Medical Staff Committees
  • IC 16-39-8 Chapter 8. Immunity From Liability
  • IC 16-39-9 Chapter 9. Charges Permitted for Providing Copies of Medical Records
  • IC 16-39-10 Chapter 10. Disclosure of Protected Health Information
  • 839 IAC 1-1 Definitions
  • 839 IAC 1-2 Licensure and Fees
  • 839 IAC 1-4 Marriage and Family Therapists
  • 839 IAC 1-5 Mental Health Counselors
  • 839 IAC 1-5.5 Addiction Counselors; Clinical Addiction Counselors
  • 839 IAC 1-6 Continuing Education
  • 839 IAC 1-7 Convictions of Concern
Examination sources