relative to qualifications for licensure as a LADC, or licensed alcohol and drug counselor.

Summary

The measure creates a new route for becoming a licensed alcohol and drug counselor by allowing holders of an international certification and 6,000 hours of supervised work to qualify, even without a college degree. It retains the existing associate’s‑ and bachelor’s‑degree pathways and still requires passing a national exam. The change is intended to broaden the pool of qualified counselors in New Hampshire.

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