OLERE STUDY UPDATED ANSWERS AND QUESTIONS
SET A+
✔✔A person whose license has expired may make application within ___ _____
following the expiration in writing to the Board requesting reinstatement in a manner
prescribed by the Board and payment of the fees required by the provisions of the
Licensed Professional Counselors Act. - ✔✔one year
✔✔The license of a person whose license has expired for more than one (1) year
shall... - ✔✔not be reinstated. A person may reapply for a new license
✔✔A licensed professional counselor whose license is current and in good standing,
who wishes to retire the license, may do so by... - ✔✔informing the Board in writing and
returning the license to the Office of Licensed Professional Counselors.
✔✔A license so retired shall not be reinstated but does not... - ✔✔prevent a person
from applying for a new license at a future date
✔✔What are licenses by endorsement? - ✔✔The State Board of Behavioral Health
Licensure shall have the power to issue a license by endorsement to an applicant
licensed in another state to practice as a licensed professional counselor if the Board
deems such applicant to have qualifications comparable to those required under the
Licensed Professional Counselors Act and if the Board finds the applicant meets the
standards, provided by rules, for license by endorsement.
✔✔No person licensed pursuant to the provisions of the Licensed Professional
Counselors Act shall knowingly and willfully disclose any information the licensee may
have acquired from persons consulting the licensee in his professional capacity as a
professional counselor or be compelled to disclose such information except: - ✔✔1.
With the written consent of the client, or in the case of death or disability of the client,
the consent of his personal representative or other person authorized to sue or the
beneficiary of any insurance policy on his life, health or physical condition;
, 2. If the person is a child under the age of eighteen (18) years and the information
acquired by the licensed person indicated that the child was the victim or subject of a
crime, the licensed person may be required to testify fully in relation thereto upon an
examination, trial or other proceeding in which the commission of such a crime is a
subject of inquiry;
3. If the client waives the privilege by bringing charges against the licensed person;
4. When failure to disclose such information presents a danger to the health of any
person; or
5. If the licensed professional counselor is a party to a civil, criminal or disciplinary
action arising from such therapy, in which case any waiver of the privilege accorded by
this section shall be limited to that action.
✔✔The State Board of Behavioral Health Licensure may deny, revoke, suspend or
place on probation any license or specialty designation issued pursuant to the
provisions of the Licensed Professional Counselors Act to a licensed professional
counselor, if the person has: - ✔✔1. Been convicted of a felony;
2. Been convicted of a misdemeanor determined to be of such a nature as to render the
person convicted unfit to practice counseling;
3. Engaged in fraud or deceit in connection with services rendered or in establishing
needed qualifications pursuant to the provisions of this act;
4. Knowingly aided or abetted a person not licensed pursuant to these provisions in
representing himself as a licensed professional counselor in this state;
5. Engaged in unprofessional conduct as defined by the rules established by the Board;
6. Engaged in negligence or wrongful actions in the performance of his or her duties; or
7. Misrepresented any information required in obtaining a license.
✔✔If the Board determines that a felony conviction of an applicant renders the
convicted applicant unfit to practice counseling, the Board shall.... - ✔✔provide notice
and opportunity to the applicant, by certified mail at the last-known address, for an
administrative hearing to contest such determination before the Board may deny the
application. The request shall be made by the applicant within fifteen (15) days of
receipt of the notice.
✔✔No license or specialty designation shall be suspended or revoked, nor a licensed
professional counselor placed on probation until _______ __ ________ upon the
licensed professional counselor and a hearing is held in conformity with Article II of the
Administrative Procedures Act. - ✔✔notice is served
✔✔Any person who is determined by the Board to have violated any provision of the
Licensed Professional Counselors Act, or any rule promulgated or order issued
pursuant thereto, may be subject to an ___________________ ______________. -
✔✔administrative penalty
✔✔The maximum administrative penalty shall not exceed ______________ - ✔✔Ten
Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00).
SET A+
✔✔A person whose license has expired may make application within ___ _____
following the expiration in writing to the Board requesting reinstatement in a manner
prescribed by the Board and payment of the fees required by the provisions of the
Licensed Professional Counselors Act. - ✔✔one year
✔✔The license of a person whose license has expired for more than one (1) year
shall... - ✔✔not be reinstated. A person may reapply for a new license
✔✔A licensed professional counselor whose license is current and in good standing,
who wishes to retire the license, may do so by... - ✔✔informing the Board in writing and
returning the license to the Office of Licensed Professional Counselors.
✔✔A license so retired shall not be reinstated but does not... - ✔✔prevent a person
from applying for a new license at a future date
✔✔What are licenses by endorsement? - ✔✔The State Board of Behavioral Health
Licensure shall have the power to issue a license by endorsement to an applicant
licensed in another state to practice as a licensed professional counselor if the Board
deems such applicant to have qualifications comparable to those required under the
Licensed Professional Counselors Act and if the Board finds the applicant meets the
standards, provided by rules, for license by endorsement.
✔✔No person licensed pursuant to the provisions of the Licensed Professional
Counselors Act shall knowingly and willfully disclose any information the licensee may
have acquired from persons consulting the licensee in his professional capacity as a
professional counselor or be compelled to disclose such information except: - ✔✔1.
With the written consent of the client, or in the case of death or disability of the client,
the consent of his personal representative or other person authorized to sue or the
beneficiary of any insurance policy on his life, health or physical condition;
, 2. If the person is a child under the age of eighteen (18) years and the information
acquired by the licensed person indicated that the child was the victim or subject of a
crime, the licensed person may be required to testify fully in relation thereto upon an
examination, trial or other proceeding in which the commission of such a crime is a
subject of inquiry;
3. If the client waives the privilege by bringing charges against the licensed person;
4. When failure to disclose such information presents a danger to the health of any
person; or
5. If the licensed professional counselor is a party to a civil, criminal or disciplinary
action arising from such therapy, in which case any waiver of the privilege accorded by
this section shall be limited to that action.
✔✔The State Board of Behavioral Health Licensure may deny, revoke, suspend or
place on probation any license or specialty designation issued pursuant to the
provisions of the Licensed Professional Counselors Act to a licensed professional
counselor, if the person has: - ✔✔1. Been convicted of a felony;
2. Been convicted of a misdemeanor determined to be of such a nature as to render the
person convicted unfit to practice counseling;
3. Engaged in fraud or deceit in connection with services rendered or in establishing
needed qualifications pursuant to the provisions of this act;
4. Knowingly aided or abetted a person not licensed pursuant to these provisions in
representing himself as a licensed professional counselor in this state;
5. Engaged in unprofessional conduct as defined by the rules established by the Board;
6. Engaged in negligence or wrongful actions in the performance of his or her duties; or
7. Misrepresented any information required in obtaining a license.
✔✔If the Board determines that a felony conviction of an applicant renders the
convicted applicant unfit to practice counseling, the Board shall.... - ✔✔provide notice
and opportunity to the applicant, by certified mail at the last-known address, for an
administrative hearing to contest such determination before the Board may deny the
application. The request shall be made by the applicant within fifteen (15) days of
receipt of the notice.
✔✔No license or specialty designation shall be suspended or revoked, nor a licensed
professional counselor placed on probation until _______ __ ________ upon the
licensed professional counselor and a hearing is held in conformity with Article II of the
Administrative Procedures Act. - ✔✔notice is served
✔✔Any person who is determined by the Board to have violated any provision of the
Licensed Professional Counselors Act, or any rule promulgated or order issued
pursuant thereto, may be subject to an ___________________ ______________. -
✔✔administrative penalty
✔✔The maximum administrative penalty shall not exceed ______________ - ✔✔Ten
Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00).
