Yes, Texas does not have a specific art therapy license; however, it regulates the practice of art therapy through the Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) framework. In Texas, professionals who wish to specialize in art therapy must obtain their LPC license and then pursue a Specialty Designation in Art Therapy. This designation allows licensed counselors to incorporate art therapy techniques into their practice, ensuring that they are qualified to use these methods effectively. This regulatory approach is similar to other states, such as New York and Pennsylvania, where art therapy is integrated into broader therapeutic licenses. By requiring a professional license with a specialty designation, Texas ensures that art therapists are adequately trained and adhere to established standards of practice, thereby promoting the safety and well-being of clients seeking art therapy services.