Modifies requirements for licensure in marriage and family therapy.

This bill updates the licensing rules for marriage and family therapists in New Jersey by adjusting education, experience, and testing requirements. It lowers the supervised experience needed from three years to two years and reduces the waiting period after failing a licensing exam from six months to 90 days. The legislation also clarifies that applicants can take the licensing exam before finishing their required supervised work hours. These changes directly affect individuals seeking to become licensed or associate marriage and family therapists in the state.