Committee directs staff to pursue technical statutory fixes on video supervision and abuse‑training requirements The committee voted unanimously to direct staff to prepare legislative language to (1) clarify that supervisors must assess the appropriateness of two‑way video only when two‑way video is used for supervision and (2) update child/elder/dependent adult abuse training language to require California‑specific content and limit acceptable coursework to

The Policy and Advocacy Committee has taken a bold step to modernize supervision and training requirements, ensuring they reflect current practices and California-specific standards.

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Committee directs staff to pursue statutory clarifications on video supervision and abuse‑reporting coursework; motion passes The Policy & Advocacy Committee voted to direct staff to prepare and pursue legislative amendments clarifying supervisor assessment requirements for video conferencing supervision and updating child/elder/dependent adult abuse training sources and California‑specific content.

California's Policy & Advocacy Committee just took a significant step towards refining video supervision rules and enhancing abuse reporting training standards.

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Kansas Advisory Committee Considers Telehealth Supervision and AI Discussion for Next Meeting Committee discusses telehealth supervision benefits and prepares for future AI regulations.

The Kansas Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board is poised to redefine therapy supervision by embracing telehealth and exploring the future impact of AI in their upcoming meeting.

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