AAMFT is excited to announce that Connecticut has officially joined Phase 2 of the Access MFTs initiative. Building on the success of Phase 1, where we passed our model licensure portability laws in states like Georgia, Iowa, Tennessee, Maryland, and Virginia, we’re now focusing on Connecticut to ensure MFTs in the state have greater flexibility to practice across state lines.
This partnership with the Connecticut Association for Marriage and Family Therapy aims to reduce barriers and streamline licensure, giving professionals more opportunities to expand their practices. By addressing the specific regulatory challenges unique to Connecticut, we’re confident this collaboration will help MFTs grow professionally while increasing access to essential mental health services for residents.
We’re excited to continue working on behalf of MFTs in Connecticut. Stay tuned for further updates as we make significant progress toward improving licensure portability and supporting the profession!