Why Is It Important To Obtain Licensure?

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Obtaining licensure is important to ensure that I have the ability to be the clinical professional in agencies that I work with and for my own personal work. In an effort to empower women and parents, I am working on writing a devotional book to guide parents in praying for children, what to pray and confess over their lives. It has long been understood that the embodiment of spiritual beliefs has not only been seen as protective against sickness and distress (Feher & Maly, 1999; Simpson and Lyons, 2002) but has also, that practicing spiritual beliefs can be a powerful factor that can influence well-being and health. Research suggests that the adherence of spiritual beliefs also termed religious beliefs plays a major role in the management

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