LPC RULES AND REGULATION PRACTICE TEST
2026 QUESTIONS AND 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS |
GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED PASS!!
A complaint shall not be accepted by the board office if it is not filed within two
years of the date of termination of the counseling relationship which gave rise to
the alleged violations.
- answer-False
A license which has been surrendered and accepted by the board may be reinstated
within two years.
- answer-False
A licensee has no responsibility to take reasonable action to inform medical or law
enforcement personnel if he or she determines that there is a probability of
imminent physical injury by or to the client.
- answer-False
A licensee is not required to complete hours of continuing education directly
related to counselor ethics issues each renewal period.
- answer-False
A licensee may engage in a non-therapeutic relationship with a client if the
relationship begins more than one year after the end of the counseling relationship
and the non-therapeutic relationship is consensual.
- answer-False
A licensee may engage in sexual contact with a client if the contact begins more
than five years after the end of the counseling relationship if the conduct is
consensual, not the result of sexual exploitation, and not detrimental to the client.
- answer-True
A licensee may provide professional counseling services to any person while
simultaneously providing parenting coordination services especially if the court
enters a finding that mental health services are not readily available in the location
where the parties reside.
- answer-False
, A licensee must complete 24 clock-hours of continuing education acceptable to the
board during each 24 month period as described in subsection (b) of this section. A
clock-hour shall be 60 minutes of attendance and participation in an acceptable
continuing education experience.
- answer-True
A licensee must successfully complete the Texas Jurisprudence Examination every
four years renewal period.
- answer-False
A licensee serving as a parent facilitator shall decline an appointment, only when
the licensee has personal knowledge of the situation prior to assignment.
- answer-True
A licensee serving as a parenting facilitator shall initiate providing services as soon
as the licensee has been advised by the courts.
- answer-False
A licensee serving as a parenting facilitator shall terminate or withdraw services if
the licensee determines the licensee cannot act in an impartial or objective manor.
- answer-True
A licensee shall not make any false, misleading, or exaggerated claims regarding
his or her qualifications, capabilities or experience.
- answer-True
A licensee shall not use alcohol or drugs in a manner that adversely affects the
licensee's ability to provide counseling.
True
- answer-True
A licensee that has had disciplinary action taken against his or her license has no
responsibility to respond to the board unless the license has been revoked.
- answer-False
A licensee, serving as a parenting facilitator, shall be alert to the reasonable
suspicion of acts of domestic violence directed at a parent, a current partner, or
children.
- answer-True
2026 QUESTIONS AND 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS |
GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED PASS!!
A complaint shall not be accepted by the board office if it is not filed within two
years of the date of termination of the counseling relationship which gave rise to
the alleged violations.
- answer-False
A license which has been surrendered and accepted by the board may be reinstated
within two years.
- answer-False
A licensee has no responsibility to take reasonable action to inform medical or law
enforcement personnel if he or she determines that there is a probability of
imminent physical injury by or to the client.
- answer-False
A licensee is not required to complete hours of continuing education directly
related to counselor ethics issues each renewal period.
- answer-False
A licensee may engage in a non-therapeutic relationship with a client if the
relationship begins more than one year after the end of the counseling relationship
and the non-therapeutic relationship is consensual.
- answer-False
A licensee may engage in sexual contact with a client if the contact begins more
than five years after the end of the counseling relationship if the conduct is
consensual, not the result of sexual exploitation, and not detrimental to the client.
- answer-True
A licensee may provide professional counseling services to any person while
simultaneously providing parenting coordination services especially if the court
enters a finding that mental health services are not readily available in the location
where the parties reside.
- answer-False
, A licensee must complete 24 clock-hours of continuing education acceptable to the
board during each 24 month period as described in subsection (b) of this section. A
clock-hour shall be 60 minutes of attendance and participation in an acceptable
continuing education experience.
- answer-True
A licensee must successfully complete the Texas Jurisprudence Examination every
four years renewal period.
- answer-False
A licensee serving as a parent facilitator shall decline an appointment, only when
the licensee has personal knowledge of the situation prior to assignment.
- answer-True
A licensee serving as a parenting facilitator shall initiate providing services as soon
as the licensee has been advised by the courts.
- answer-False
A licensee serving as a parenting facilitator shall terminate or withdraw services if
the licensee determines the licensee cannot act in an impartial or objective manor.
- answer-True
A licensee shall not make any false, misleading, or exaggerated claims regarding
his or her qualifications, capabilities or experience.
- answer-True
A licensee shall not use alcohol or drugs in a manner that adversely affects the
licensee's ability to provide counseling.
True
- answer-True
A licensee that has had disciplinary action taken against his or her license has no
responsibility to respond to the board unless the license has been revoked.
- answer-False
A licensee, serving as a parenting facilitator, shall be alert to the reasonable
suspicion of acts of domestic violence directed at a parent, a current partner, or
children.
- answer-True
