Simplify how you track and report your training hours
The best digital solution for aspiring mental health clinicians seeking licensure in New York, Texas, or California.
How it works
Simple, easy, reliable
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1. Enter your hours
Just log your hours, and the specific rules for your state and license will automatically be applied.
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2. Track your progress
Track the number of hours you can claim, so you always know how many hours you’ve actually earned so far.
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3. Generate reports and forms
Never miss a state requirement again with autopopulated state forms.
Who can use Track Your Hours? Those seeking the following licenses...
Fast-track your way to licensure.
Get it done fast, and right, the first time.
Time to ditch clunky, outdated spreadsheets. We make it quick and easy to enter your hours, so you can instantly know exactly how many hours you have, and how many you still have to go.
Know what you need to do, when you need to do it.
This process can be overwhelming, but you’re not alone. We’ll give you all the information about rules and regulations you need to know in real time, so you never miss any requirements.
What people are saying
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Testimonials >Keep up with rules and regulations
September 15
California Law & Ethics Requirement (proposed change)
The BBS is moving forward with a proposal to eliminate the 12-hour California law and ethics course requirement, and replace it with a requirement that all registrants complete a 3-hour California law and ethics course in each renewal cycle. Learn More
Continue reading >June 25
TYH Blog Series: Evidence-based Treatment
This is the first in a series of posts that will examine evidence-based treatment approaches It is likely that you have read the study published in 2015 that identified a replication crisis in the body of work published in the field of psychology. This study found that only 39 of the 100 replication attempts were … Continued
Continue reading >June 14
Is it time to start preparing for face-to-face supervision? (California BBS)
The short answer is yes. During the COVID-19 pandemic the Board of Behavioral Sciences issued (and extended multiple times) a waiver for the face-to-face supervision requirement. This waiver has allowed Associates in any setting (including private practice) to count supervision via two-way, real-time videoconferencing. In addition, it allowed Practicum students to count telehealth hours toward … Continued
Continue reading >June 9
Delay in approving BBS LMFT Clinical Exam Applications
The BBS is currently reviewing LMFT Clinical Exam applications that were submitted the last week of December 2020. As applicants wait over 5 months for a letter from the BBS many are wondering why it is taking so long. Why are AMFTs waiting over 5 months for their applications to be reviewed? In the month … Continued
Continue reading >May 25
My supervisor is refusing to sign my hours. What do I do?
Ideally, as you go through your supervised experience for California licensure, you’ll have your supervisor sign your Weekly Summary of Hours of Experience each week. That way, if something happens to the supervisor, you have strong documentation of the hours of experience you had gained up to that point. But what happens when a supervisor … Continued
Continue reading >May 25
Should you include buffer hours when submitting hours for licensure?
One of the most often-asked questions prelicensed therapists ask happens just as they hit the proverbial finish line: 3,000 hours of supervised experience (or whatever specific number their state board requires). They’re getting ready to submit their hours of supervised experience to their licensure board for review, and they wonder: Should I go above and … Continued
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