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BSRB advisory committee reviews licensee survey; members push for clearer communication, reciprocity and AI guidance
Summary
The Meriden advisory committee reviewed survey data from marriage and family therapy licensees, noting common requests for more BSRB communication, easier reciprocity/multistate compact participation, guidance on artificial intelligence in clinical practice and improvements to investigative transparency.
Mary Jones, chair of the Meriden Family Therapy Advisory Committee, convened the Dec. 12 meeting of the advisory committee of the Kansas Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board to review the results of licensee surveys and identify priorities for 2026.
Committee members and staff discussed the question asking licensees whether the BSRB could do more to protect and serve consumers. David Fye, the BSRB executive director, summarized the answers: “For the individuals who did provide comments or recommendations, some of the items that were frequently noted were establishing recommendations and best…
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