Maryland
Maryland-Master's licensed supervisees.
Accepting Interest for 2027
Dual-state tracking
Hours tracked toward Maryland and Texas at the same time, documented and filed separately for each board. Added to either track for additional monthly tuition.
Before you ask
Questions about Maryland supervision.
Is Maryland supervision still available?
Yes. Texas is the primary focus of the practice right now, but Maryland-licensed supervisees are still welcome, and the group and individual programs work the same way — the hour rules and caps are just different.
What's different about Maryland's rules?
Maryland caps group supervision at half of your 100 required hours, and requires at least one supervision hour for every 40 hours worked. Texas instead sets a monthly floor and ceiling rather than a ratio tied to your caseload.
Can I be tracked against both states?
Yes, for supervisees who are licensed in — or splitting their clinical hours between — both Maryland and Texas. This is billed as an add-on to your monthly tuition. See the tuition page for current pricing.