Committee directs staff to pursue legislative clarifications on remote supervision and abuse‑reporting training The committee voted to direct staff to prepare a legislative proposal to clarify that supervisors must assess video supervision only when two‑way real‑time video is used, require California‑specific child abuse assessment content, limit acceptable coursework to board‑recognized CE providers, and remove a broad opt‑out provision for abuse training.

Big changes are coming to California's behavioral sciences practices, with new proposals aimed at refining remote supervision and strengthening child abuse training requirements.

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