Course outline
- the LMFT-specific BBS examination scope, professional conduct, consent, confidentiality, supervision, records, reporting, telehealth, advertising, and discipline
LMFT Law and Ethics · 12 hours
California LMFT Law and Ethics Exam Prep — California Exam Prep, 12 hours
California LMFT Law and Ethics Exam Prep covers the LMFT-specific BBS examination scope, professional conduct, consent, confidentiality, supervision, records, reporting, telehealth, advertising, and discipline. Content availability, regulator status, and credit or qualification eligibility are shown before enrollment.
Practice/training material. Not approved for CE/MCLE/CPE credit. No credit hours are issued.
Learning objectives
- Explain the California rules and concepts addressed by California LMFT Law and Ethics Exam Prep.
- Apply the LMFT-specific BBS examination scope, professional conduct, consent, confidentiality, supervision, records, reporting, telehealth, advertising, and discipline to realistic professional scenarios.
- Recognize compliance risks and select responsible next steps.
Assessment and timing
Knowledge check plus 2 final exam versions.
Passing score: 70%.
Final timing: 1 minute per question.
Full syllabus
Sample from Part I
California LMFT Law and Ethics Exam Prep covers the LMFT-specific BBS examination scope, professional conduct, consent, confidentiality, supervision, records, reporting, telehealth, advertising, and discipline. Content availability, regulator status, and credit or qualification eligibility are shown before enrollment. This preview introduces the practical framework, vocabulary, and decision points developed throughout the full course.
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Course FAQ
What will California LMFT Law and Ethics Exam Prep cover?
The planned syllabus covers the LMFT-specific BBS examination scope, professional conduct, consent, confidentiality, supervision, records, reporting, telehealth, advertising, and discipline with California-specific explanations and practical applications.
Can I enroll now?
Enrollment opens only after the content status is PUBLISHED. Drafting pages offer a waitlist instead.