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What Is an LPC-Associate?
Learn what LPC-Associate means in Texas and why supervision matters for counseling clients.
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Who this is for: Clients wanting to understand Marissa's credential wording.
What the title means
In Texas, an LPC-Associate is a counselor who has met education and application requirements and is completing supervised experience toward independent licensure. Eden's confirmed credential wording is Marissa Cooney, LPC-Associate, supervised by Dr. Jennifer McCurrach, LPC-S.
Why supervision matters
Supervision adds accountability and professional oversight. It is also required by Texas rules before an LPC-Associate can practice independently.
How this should appear on the site
The website should keep the supervision language visible and accurate anywhere Marissa's credential appears. That builds trust and avoids overclaiming independent licensure.
Questions People Ask
Is an LPC-Associate independently licensed?
No. Texas states that an LPC-Associate may only provide counseling under supervision and may not practice independently.
Who supervises Marissa?
The project notes list Marissa Cooney, LPC-Associate, supervised by Dr. Jennifer McCurrach, LPC-S.
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