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Originally Posted by JustShakey
Date of licensing doesn't necessarily tell you anything. My T was a LFMT before he was a PsyD, and he had to be re-licensed as a PsyD. In order to get that license he had to spend x amount of hours working under the supervision of a PsyD who was already licensed. Long story short, he was not licensed when I started seeing him, but he still had 15 years' experience. And he's good. Previous T supervised some of his hours I know, and he's actually been in the field longer than she has.
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He wasn't a licensed psychologist but he was a licensed therapist if he's an LMFT. That requires a masters in psychology which is the first part of getting a PhD. So your T just chose to advance from a masters level which is very is different from someone straight out of grad school.