BHEC Briefs Audience on CE Broker Launch and Recent Rule Changes

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The Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council (BHEC) held a significant meeting on July 22, 2025, focusing on updates from the recent legislative session and upcoming changes in continuing education management. Executive Director Daryl Spinks highlighted the introduction of CE Broker, an online continuing education management system, set to go live on September 1, 2025. While the use of CE Broker will not be mandatory until January 1, 2026, Spinks urged attendees to participate in upcoming training sessions to familiarize themselves with the platform.

In addition to the CE Broker announcement, the council discussed several proposed and adopted rules. Notably, a new rule clarifies that licensed professionals must clearly communicate when they are operating outside their licensed scope, particularly in contexts like life coaching. This rule aims to prevent confusion about the boundaries of professional practice.

The meeting also addressed minor administrative changes, including the repeal of a $10 fee for state verifications, which had seen little use. Other updates included the adoption of a new definition for school psychology practices and the removal of expiration dates for supervisor training courses, allowing professionals to retain their qualifications indefinitely.

As the council prepares for future meetings, they encourage feedback on the proposed rules, which aim to streamline and clarify existing regulations for mental health professionals across Texas. The emphasis on collaboration among providers and clear communication with clients remains a priority as the council moves forward.

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