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An LMFT Associate conducts a conjoint session with two adults who have lived in the same supported residence for four years, make household decisions together, and interact regularly outside therapy. How should the session be classified when the Associate documents supervised experience?
Correct answer: C - As direct couples or family service, because both clients belong to an ongoing residential system
A Texas LMFT with extensive sex-therapy training is asked to provide court-ordered treatment for a person convicted of a sexual offense. What is the proper disposition of the referral?
Correct answer: A - Refer the offense-specific treatment to a Texas-licensed sex-offender treatment provider
An applicant plans to submit a Texas LMFT application on October 1. The applicant completed the Texas MFT jurisprudence examination on February 15 of the same year and previously passed the national licensing examination. Which step remains necessary before filing?
Correct answer: D - Retake the current Texas MFT jurisprudence examination before applying
A Florida LMFT in good standing has practiced independently for eight years and requests an automatic reciprocal Texas LMFT license. How should the application be handled?
Correct answer: B - Evaluate the applicant through Texas endorsement or equivalency requirements rather than automatic reciprocity
After 25 months of approved supervised practice, an LMFT Associate reports 3,080 total hours, including 1,540 direct clinical hours, 510 direct couples or family hours, and 760 technology-assisted direct hours approved by the supervisor. The log also shows 205 supervision hours, including 105 individual hours. Which entry prevents the experience record from satisfying the stated thresholds?
Correct answer: A - Technology-assisted direct service exceeds the 750-hour maximum by 10 hours
Severe weather makes in-person supervision inaccessible for an LMFT Associate's practice week, but the supervisor and Associate have reliable live-video access. The supervisor proposes a telephone call because it is more convenient. Which supervision plan complies with the Texas rule?
Correct answer: D - Use live video; telephone is allowed only when in-person and live video are both inaccessible
An LMFT Associate received two supervision hours during the previous calendar week. The Associate provides MFT services throughout the current calendar week but has no supervision scheduled until the following week. There is no documented good-cause exception. What conclusion follows?
Correct answer: B - Noncompliant: each practice week generally requires its own supervision hour
An LMFT Associate already has two active, Council-approved LMFT-S supervisors and wants to add a third supervisor with specialized play-therapy expertise. What must occur before the third supervisory relationship is established?
Correct answer: C - The Associate must obtain prior Council approval to exceed two simultaneous supervisors
Six sessions into trauma treatment, an LMFT learns that the client is seeing another therapist for the same trauma. The LMFT requests a release so the clinicians can coordinate, but the client refuses. What is the most defensible next step?
Correct answer: A - Respect confidentiality and reassess whether continued, uncoordinated treatment remains clinically and ethically appropriate
Five years after therapy ended, a former client contacts the LMFT for the first time since termination and proposes a romantic and sexual relationship. Which response is consistent with Texas MFT rules?
Correct answer: B - Decline because the prohibition applies to former clients without a waiting-period exception
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