This document serves as an update regarding the activities of the Kansas Fights Addiction Grant Review Board. It details the approval of $669,000 in funding through the Responsive Grant Program and reports on a decision to pause the program for 30 days to allow for the refinement of eligibility criteria and the clarification of program intent. Additionally, the update notes the approval of an extra funding request through the Responsive Grant Program.
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The board meeting focused on several key regulatory and administrative topics. Agenda items included updates from the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) regarding licensing examinations, a detailed discussion and subsequent rejection of proposed changes to the Student Temporary Licensed Addiction Counselor license requirements, and reports from the Executive Director regarding board reappointments, budget updates, and legislative compliance. The board also received reports on Multi-State Compact participation, complaint review statistics, and advisory committee updates across various psychology and counseling disciplines. Furthermore, the board conducted elections for Chair and Vice-Chair, updated the BSRB Investigation Policy, and authorized the creation of a subcommittee on behavior analyst services.
The committee meeting agenda includes an Executive Director's report and discussions on old business, specifically regulation supervision, alternative pathways to licensure, and title protection for licensed behavior analysts. New business topics include committee membership, the impact of recent Supreme Court rulings, potential changes to the frequency of quarterly meetings, and planning for upcoming topics for the remainder of the year.
The meeting agenda includes an Executive Director's report and updates on Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards matters, specifically regarding the Integrated EPPP timelines and a recent midyear meeting. The committee will also receive an update on the PSYPACT Multi-State Compact. Old business topics feature ongoing discussions regarding the regulation of artificial intelligence and potential changes to post-doctoral year requirements. New business includes discussions concerning the Texas Alternative Psychology Licensing Examination and the possibility of transitioning to a quarterly meeting schedule.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
