OLERE REVIEW PAPER 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTION SET ACCURATE ANSWERS
◉ Confidentiality of records.
Answer: LPCs shall be responsible for complying with the applicable
state and federal regulations in regard to the security, safety and
confidentiality of any counseling record they create, maintain,
transfer, or destroy whether the record is written, taped,
computerized, or stored in any other medium.
◉ Client access.
Answer: LPCs shall provide the client with a copy of the client's
record in accordance with state and federal laws. In situations
involving multiple clients, access to records is limited to those parts
of records that do not include confidential information related to
another client
◉ Dual relationships.
Answer: exploitation of the client and/or the impairment of the
LPC's professional judgment
◉ Dual relationship measures.
Answer: If the dual relationship cannot be prevented or eliminated
and the LPC cannot readily refer the client to another counselor or
,other professional, the LPC shall complete one or more of the
following measures: (1) Fully disclose the circumstances of the dual
relationship to the client and secure the client's written consent to
continue providing counseling; (2) Consult with the other
professional(s) to understand the potential impairment to the LPC's
professional judgment and the risk of harm to the client of
continuing the dual relationship.
◉ Prior association.
Answer: LPCs shall not undertake to provide counseling to any
person with whom the LPC has had any prior sexual conduct, as
defined by the Board. or LPCs shall not undertake to provide
counseling to any person with whom the LPC has had familial, any
prior social, financial, business, professional, close personal, or other
non-therapeutic relationship with a client, or engage in any activity
with another person that interferes or conflicts with the LPCs
professional obligation to a client within the previous five (5) years.
◉ Interaction with former clients.
Answer: LPCs shall not knowingly enter into a close personal
relationship, or engage in any business or financial dealings with a
former client for five (5)years after the termination of the counseling
relationship. LPCs shall not engage in any activity that is or may be
sexual in nature, as defined by the Board, with a former client after
the termination of the counseling relationship. Sexual conduct with
former clients is prohibited. LPCs shall not exploit or obtain an
, advantage over a former client by the use of information or trust
gained during the counseling relationship.
◉ Invasion of privacy.
Answer: LPCs shall not make inquiry into persons or matters that
are not reasonably calculated to assist or benefit the counseling
process.
◉ Private or independent practice.
Answer: Requirements: (1) is licensed under this Act as a Licensed
Professional Counselor; and, (2) has met all requirements of OAC
Section 86:10-11-5 of the LPC Regulations and all other
requirements under the Act rules; and (3) has continued to meet all
continuing education requirements set forth in Subchapter 17 of this
Chapter.
◉ Referral.
Answer: When an LPC becomes cognizant of a disability or other
condition that may impede, undermine or otherwise interfere with
the LPC's duty of responsibility to the current client, including a
suspension of the LPC's license or any other situation or condition
described in subchapter 3 of these rules, the LPC shall promptly
notify the client in writing of the presence or existence of the
disability or condition and take reasonable steps to timely terminate
the therapeutic relationship.
QUESTION SET ACCURATE ANSWERS
◉ Confidentiality of records.
Answer: LPCs shall be responsible for complying with the applicable
state and federal regulations in regard to the security, safety and
confidentiality of any counseling record they create, maintain,
transfer, or destroy whether the record is written, taped,
computerized, or stored in any other medium.
◉ Client access.
Answer: LPCs shall provide the client with a copy of the client's
record in accordance with state and federal laws. In situations
involving multiple clients, access to records is limited to those parts
of records that do not include confidential information related to
another client
◉ Dual relationships.
Answer: exploitation of the client and/or the impairment of the
LPC's professional judgment
◉ Dual relationship measures.
Answer: If the dual relationship cannot be prevented or eliminated
and the LPC cannot readily refer the client to another counselor or
,other professional, the LPC shall complete one or more of the
following measures: (1) Fully disclose the circumstances of the dual
relationship to the client and secure the client's written consent to
continue providing counseling; (2) Consult with the other
professional(s) to understand the potential impairment to the LPC's
professional judgment and the risk of harm to the client of
continuing the dual relationship.
◉ Prior association.
Answer: LPCs shall not undertake to provide counseling to any
person with whom the LPC has had any prior sexual conduct, as
defined by the Board. or LPCs shall not undertake to provide
counseling to any person with whom the LPC has had familial, any
prior social, financial, business, professional, close personal, or other
non-therapeutic relationship with a client, or engage in any activity
with another person that interferes or conflicts with the LPCs
professional obligation to a client within the previous five (5) years.
◉ Interaction with former clients.
Answer: LPCs shall not knowingly enter into a close personal
relationship, or engage in any business or financial dealings with a
former client for five (5)years after the termination of the counseling
relationship. LPCs shall not engage in any activity that is or may be
sexual in nature, as defined by the Board, with a former client after
the termination of the counseling relationship. Sexual conduct with
former clients is prohibited. LPCs shall not exploit or obtain an
, advantage over a former client by the use of information or trust
gained during the counseling relationship.
◉ Invasion of privacy.
Answer: LPCs shall not make inquiry into persons or matters that
are not reasonably calculated to assist or benefit the counseling
process.
◉ Private or independent practice.
Answer: Requirements: (1) is licensed under this Act as a Licensed
Professional Counselor; and, (2) has met all requirements of OAC
Section 86:10-11-5 of the LPC Regulations and all other
requirements under the Act rules; and (3) has continued to meet all
continuing education requirements set forth in Subchapter 17 of this
Chapter.
◉ Referral.
Answer: When an LPC becomes cognizant of a disability or other
condition that may impede, undermine or otherwise interfere with
the LPC's duty of responsibility to the current client, including a
suspension of the LPC's license or any other situation or condition
described in subchapter 3 of these rules, the LPC shall promptly
notify the client in writing of the presence or existence of the
disability or condition and take reasonable steps to timely terminate
the therapeutic relationship.
