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Wyoming licensure requirements

What each therapy license in Wyoming requires after graduate school: supervised hours, supervision, time limits, exams, and whether you can be supervised by video. Pick your license.

Sourced to the Wyoming licensing boardsChecked September 25, 2026Not individually reviewed by a clinicianAbout this site

LPCLicensed Professional Counselor · professional counselor
  • A minimum of three thousand (3,000) hours of supervised clinical training/work experience in professional counseling
  • Supervision: 100 post-graduate hours of clinical supervision (statute: face-to-face individual) with a DQCS
  • Remote supervision: some limits
LMFTLicensed Marriage and Family Therapist · marriage and family therapist
  • A minimum of three thousand (3,000) hours of supervised clinical training/work experience in individual, couple, marriage and family therapy
  • Supervision: 100 post-graduate hours of clinical supervision (statute: face-to-face individual) with a DQCS
  • Remote supervision: some limits
LCSWLicensed Clinical Social Worker · clinical social worker
  • A minimum of three thousand (3,000) hours of supervised clinical training/work experience in clinical social work
  • Supervision: 100 post-graduate hours of clinical supervision (statute: face-to-face individual) with a DQCS
  • Remote supervision: some limits
PsychologistLicensed Psychologist · psychologist (phd/psyd)
  • Internship: Pre-doctoral internship that was APA CoA-accredited or an APPIC member when completed, or documented equivalent experience (no separate hour figure in the rule)
  • No postdoc required
  • Remote supervision: some limits

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General information, not legal advice. Requirements are summarized from each state’s licensing board, statutes and regulations on the date shown; the board decides, and rules change. Becoming Licensed is not affiliated with any licensing board.