What must interns include in their advertisements?

In California, Marriage and Family Therapy interns are required to include specific disclosures in their advertisements to ensure transparency and protect the public. Including the name of the employer and indicating that they are under supervision is essential because it informs potential clients that the intern is still in training and under the guidance of a licensed professional. This requirement serves to maintain ethical standards and assure clients that they are receiving services within a structured and regulated framework.

Other options do not align with the legal and ethical guidelines. Personal testimonials from clients could lead to issues regarding confidentiality and the integrity of the therapeutic relationship. A list of therapies offered might not provide relevant information about the intern's qualifications or the supervision context. Sharing a personal philosophy on therapy, while it may reflect the intern's approach, is not mandated in advertising and does not fulfill the requirements for transparency and clarity about their professional status.