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"Administrative Procedures Act" ("APA") - means Article I and/or Article II of the Administrative
Procedures Act, 75 O.S. §§ 250 et seq.
"Complainant" - means any person who files a Request for Inquiry against a LPC, Candidate, or a person
who delivers licensed professional counseling services without a license.
"Complaint Committee" - means one Board member who is a LPC, the Executive Director, the Assistant
Attorney General and may include other appropriate individuals as determined by the Committee.
"Dual relationship" - means a familial, social, financial, business, professional, close personal, sexual or
other nontherapeutic relationship with a client, or engaging in any activity with another person THAT
INTERFERES OR CONFLICTS WITH the LPC's or LPC Candidate's PROFESSIONAL OBLIGATION to a client.
"Forensic services" - means the application of knowledge, training and experience from the mental
health field to the establishment of facts and/or the establishment of evidence in a court of law or
ordered by a court of law.
Formal Complaint - means a written statement of alleged violation(s) of the Act and/or Rules which is
filed by the Assistant Attorney General. The Formal Complaint schedules an Individual Proceeding
before the Board in accordance with 75 O.S. §309.
"Full time" - means at least twenty (20) hours of on-the-job experience per week.
"Group supervision" - means an assemblage of two (2) to six (6) Candidates.
"On-site supervisor" - means a person who may not be an approved LPC supervisor but is licensed by the
state of Oklahoma as a Licensed Marital and Family Therapist, Licensed Professional Counselor, Licensed
Behavioral Practitioner, Psychologist, Clinical Social Worker, Psychiatrist, or Licensed Alcohol and Drug
Counselor employed by the agency employing the LPC Candidate whose assigned job duties include
acting as the immediate supervisor to the LPC Candidate and who is available to the candidate at all
times when counseling services are being rendered by the LPC Candidate.
, "Request for Inquiry" ("RFI") - means a written or oral statement of complaint from any person alleging
possible violation(s) of the Act and/or Rules.
"Respondent" - means the person against whom an Individual Proceeding is initiated.
Requirement of records - LPCs shall maintain verifiable, accurate and truthful records necessary for
rendering professional services to their clients for LEAST FIVE (5) YEARS beyond termination of services.
LPCs employed at an institution or facility that has a published records retention policy that is equal to
the retention required by this subsection will be deemed to be in compliance with this subsection.
Confidentiality. - LPCs shall maintain the confidentiality of any information received from any person or
source about a client, unless authorized in writing by the client or otherwise authorized or required by
law or court order.
Confidentiality of records - 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. - 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.
Providing counseling to persons of prior association. - LPCs shall not undertake to provide counseling to
any person with whom the LPC has had any prior sexual contactconduct, 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 nontherapeutic 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.
Dual relationships. - LPCs shall not knowingly enter into a dual relationship(s) and shall take any
necessary precautions to prevent a dual relationship from occurring. When the LPC reasonably suspects
that he or she has inadvertently entered into a dual relationship the LPC shall record that fact in the
records of the affected client(s) and take reasonable steps to eliminate the source or agent creating or
causing the dual relationship. If the dual relationship cannot be prevented or eliminated and the LPC
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