OK LPC Jurisprudence (OLERE) case studies
OK LPC Jurisprudence (OLERE) · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The Oklahoma Licensed Professional Counselor Jurisprudence Examination (often abbreviated OLERE) is a multiple-choice test on Oklahoma-specific law and board rules rather than on counseling theory or clinical technique. It exists to confirm that a candidate for the LPC credential - or a licensee renewing or reinstating - knows the statutes and administrative rules that govern practice in Oklahoma: the Licensed Professional Counselors Act, the Board of Behavioral Health licensure rules, scope of practice and title protection, the standards of conduct the Board enforces, confidentiality and privilege, mandatory reporting, informed consent and client rights, supervision requirements, record-keeping and retention, boundary and competence expectations, and the complaint, investigation, and disciplinary process. The OK LPC Jurisprudence (OLERE) case studies are 5 cases and about 4,311 words.
1The Relocated Telehealth Counselor and the 'Supervising LPC'
Dana holds an active Licensed Professional Counselor license in Colorado and moved to Tulsa in March. She has not applied for an Oklahoma license.
846 words, about 4 min2The Fifteen-Year-Old, the Twenty-Year-Old, and the Custody Subpoena
Priya, an LPC in Norman, has seen Kayla, age 15, for eight weeks for anxiety. Kayla's parents divorced last year; the mother has sole legal custody, the father has court-ordered visitation, and the father has told Priya he will 'subpoena everything' for a custody modification hearing.
912 words, about 5 min3The Candidate, the Deadline, and the Sign-Off
Marcus is an Oklahoma LPC-Candidate, 14 months into his supervised experience, working 24 client hours per week at a group practice. Patel, provides 45 minutes of individual supervision every other week plus a monthly group meeting.
826 words, about 4 min4The Only Counselor in the County
Gwen is the only LPC in a county of 9,000 people. She has seen Ruth, 58, for ten sessions for depression and complicated grief.
861 words, about 4 min5Eleven Months Without a License and a Certified Letter from the Board
Teresa practiced as an LPC and billed SoonerCare (Oklahoma Medicaid) for approximately 340 sessions over 11 months. She moved in January and gave her new address to her employer but not to the Board.
866 words, about 4 min