What must each LPC display in their primary location of practice?

Each Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) is required to display their current license in their primary location of practice. This requirement serves multiple important purposes. It provides transparency to clients, assuring them that the counselor is qualified and legally authorized to provide mental health services. Displaying the current license also promotes accountability and professionalism within the counseling practice, as it signifies adherence to state regulations.

In contrast, while certificates of completion, client reviews, or professional photos might enhance a practice's appeal or inform clients about the counselor's qualifications or services, they do not fulfill the legal obligation of displaying licensure status. The presence of the current license ensures compliance with state laws and reinforces the commitment of the LPC to ethical practices and client safety.