Andry, MA, LPC 2025

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The document is an intake form and office policy for Kimberly K. Andry, a licensed professional counselor in Texas. It includes sections for client information, payment details, presenting issues, general symptoms, family history, mental and physical health conditions, and consent for treatment. The document outlines the counseling process, confidentiality policies, cancellation fees, and rights regarding personal health information under HIPAA. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining professional boundaries and provides guidelines for communication and emergencies.

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What does MA LPC mean in medical terms?

Reviewed by: Megan Kelly, MA, LMHC. Becoming a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) designates an individual as a trained and licensed professional in the fields of mental health and psychotherapy in the United States.

Is a MA LPC a doctor?

They are not awarded a medical degree, are not medical doctors, and are not qualified to prescribe medication. Counselors use therapy and the tools and skills developed in their postgraduate degrees to help their patients.

What does MA LPC stand for in counseling?

This stands for Licensed Professional Counselor. This person holds at least a Masters degree in a mental health discipline (MA or MS in psychology, counseling, social work etc.)

What is the difference between a psychologist and a LPC?

The primary difference is that LPCs need a masters degree or higher, while psychologists need a doctorate. Beyond that, the specific requirements for these careers regarding education, training, and experience vary from one state to the next because licensure is handled at the state level.

Is a licensed mental health counselor a doctor?

Licensed psychologists are qualified to do counseling and psychotherapy, perform psychological testing, and provide treatment for mental disorders. They are not, though, medical doctors. That means that, with the exception of a few states, psychologists cannot write prescriptions or perform medical procedures.

What is a MA LPC degree?

Licensed Professional Counselor (MA, LPC) must hold a Masters degree in their profession and have two years and 2,000 hours Post-Masters supervision by a licensed professional in direct client/patient care.

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