This tool is for exploring the state-by-state characteristics of the behavioral health workforce. Selecting a state will output information about behavioral health professionals in that state, including what requirements they must meet to earn their credential and which services they are authorized to perform.
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Behavioral Health Workforce Research Center
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http://www.behavioralhealthworkforce.org/practice-data-visualizations-old/
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