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Florida Regulations > Department of Health > Division 64b4 > Chapter 64B4-10 > § 64B4-10.004. Sexual Misconduct Not Involving Client Contact

    (1) It is sexual misconduct for a supervisor to engage a supervisee in sexual behavior as defined in Rule 64B4-10.00, F.A.C., during the period a supervisory relationship exists.

    (2) It is sexual misconduct for a psychotherapist to engage in sexual behavior as defined in Rule 64B4-10.002, F.A.C., with any immediate family member or guardian of a client during the period of time psychotherapeutic services are being provided to the client.

    (3) “Immediate family” shall be defined as spouse, child, parents, parent-in-laws, siblings, grandchild, grandparents, and other household members.

Laws implemented by this Rule: Florida Statutes § 491.0111

This Rule authorized by: Florida Statutes § 491.004, 491.0111

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