Vermont · LMFT
Vermont LMFT hour tracker
Track the 3,000 supervised hours required for Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist licensure in Vermont, against the published rules of the Office of Professional Regulation, Board of Allied Mental Health. ClearPath audits every entry the same week you log it, and auto-fills the official board form when you're ready to submit.
At a glance
Vermont LMFT requirements
From the current published rules of the Office of Professional Regulation, Board of Allied Mental Health. ClearPath encodes every row below as a real-time validation check.
| Requirement | Vermont |
|---|---|
| Total supervised hours | 3,000 |
| Minimum direct client contact | 2,000 hours |
| Total supervision hours | 100 |
| Minimum duration | 24 months |
| Supervisor qualifications | Marriage and family therapist, clinical social worker, clinical mental health counselor, psychologist, or licensed physician certified in psychiatry by the American Board of Medical Specialties; minimum 3 years unencumbered licensure (Rule 4.20). Psychiatric nurse practitioners are not on the MFT supervisor list. |
| Out-of-state hours accepted | Yes |
| Exam required | AMFTRB National Exam |
Source: Office of Professional Regulation, Board of Allied Mental Health. ClearPath revalidates state rules against published board materials regularly.
The fine print most trackers miss
Vermont-specific rules
These are the rules that catch LMFT associates off-guard at submission. ClearPath flags each one in real time as you log.
- 500-hour internship during graduate degree required, and applicants who did not complete 500 internship direct-service hours must add that shortfall to the 3,000 post-degree requirement
- Applicants engaged in supervised practice in Vermont must be on the roster of non-licensed, non-certified psychotherapists before hours begin
- Licensing requirements must be completed within 5 years from the date the application is submitted to OPR
- Act 117 (2022) requires OPR maintain registry of approved supervisors
Built for Vermont
How ClearPath handles Vermont LMFT
- Live rule validation. Every entry is checked against the 3,000-hour total, the 2,000-hour direct-client minimum, and the supervision ratios at the time you log it.
- Auto-filled official form. When you're ready to apply, ClearPath fills the official form of the Office of Professional Regulation, Board of Allied Mental Health from your records. It is the same PDF the board accepts, not a reproduction.
- Supervisor portal. Your supervisor logs in, reviews your weekly entries, and e-signs without printing. No paper PDFs, no scanning.
- AI hour reviewer. Ask plain-language questions about your log ("what week did I miss a supervision hour?") and get the exact answer in seconds.
- $25/year. One quarter the price of the legacy tracker.
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