Texas LPC Supervisor Eligibility Calculator
Not sure when you reach the 60-month requirement for LPC Supervisor status? Enter the date you received your full LPC license and get an estimated eligibility date in seconds.
Use the date your full LPC license became effective — not your LPC Associate license date.
What Does the 60-Month Requirement Mean?
Current BHEC guidance requires an applicant for LPC Supervisor status to have held an unrestricted LPC license in good standing for at least five years (60 months). BHEC may also consider qualifying licensure time from another jurisdiction when sufficient documentation is submitted. For the full list of requirements, see our Texas LPC-S requirements guide.
Can I Take My 40-Hour Supervisor Course Before Five Years?
Current BHEC guidance states that the qualifying supervision course does not expire once completed, so clinicians may complete it before reaching the 60-month milestone. Many counselors finish the training ahead of time so the certificate is ready when they apply. Learn more about the 40-hour Texas LPC Supervisor Training.
Does LPC Associate Time Count Toward the 60 Months?
The five-year requirement is based on holding the LPC license in good standing. For that reason, this calculator asks for the date your full LPC license became effective rather than your LPC Associate date. If you have questions about your specific licensure history, confirm with BHEC. For the full step-by-step process, read how to become an LPC Supervisor in Texas.
Based on Current Texas BHEC Guidance
Rules and agency guidance can change. Always verify current requirements with BHEC before submitting an application.
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