
The Ethical Exit
What happens to your clients if you can’t practice tomorrow? This 90-minute Texas LPC ethics CE with Jenai Tidwell, LPC-S, and a financial planner Andre Jones helps counselor-owners build an ethical succession plan that protects their practice’s legacy, plus their profit.
The Ethical Exit: Protecting Your Practice’s Legacy
Ethical Succession & Continuity Planning for Counseling Practice Owners - a Texas LPC Ethics CE
What Will You Walk Away Knowing?
This session gives you a working framework for protecting your clients and your practice — not just a list of legal terms. By the end, you’ll be able to:
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Identify your ethical and regulatory obligations for protecting client welfare, records, and continuity of care if you die, become disabled, or transition your practice.
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Describe the core components of a written professional will — including client notification, records custody, and coverage for active clients and supervisees.
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Distinguish between the three primary succession paths (liquidate, keep, or sell) and evaluate the client-care implications of each.
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Leave with a structured framework to start drafting or updating your own practice’s continuity plan.

Course Expectations
What Should You Expect From This Course?
This is a live, working session — not a lecture and not a recording. Here’s exactly what it is:
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A live, co-facilitated 90-minute session
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1.5 Ethics CE hours under 22 TAC §681.140(c), with a certificate of completion provided at the close of the session.
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Built for LPCs, LCSWs, and LMFT professionals who own or co-own a practice — solo or group.
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General education, not individualized legal, tax, or financial advice.

Date
Q4 of 2026! Stay connected to learn more soon.
Time
TBD
Location
TBD — Houston area (details emailed upon registration)
CE Hours
1.5 clock hours — Ethics
Facilitators
Jenai Tidwell, LPC-S & Financial Planner Andre Jones
What to Expect
What Happens During the Session?
Doors open 20 minutes before start time for check-in and sign-in sheet.
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A co-facilitated session blending clinical/ethical content with practical business planning.
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A short paired or small-group exercise to start mapping your own continuity plan.
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Time for open Q&A with both facilitators.
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Sign-in sheet, evaluation form, and CE certificate of completion (1.5 hrs, Ethics) provided before you leave.
What to Bring
What Should You Bring?
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A notebook or device for notes — you’ll start drafting your own continuity checklist during the session.
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Your clinical license number (for the sign-in sheet and certificate).
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Any questions specific to your own practice structure (solo, group, PLLC, partnership).
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An open mind about a topic most of us would rather not think about — that’s exactly why it matters.
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