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License verification, how to raise a concern, and how to request your records. If you can't find what you need here, just ask.
Licensure & verification
Telehealth is provided only in states where I hold a current license. Each board below publishes a public lookup, so you can confirm any license yourself.
Florida · Telehealth LMFT
Florida Department of Health, Medical Quality Assurance · License TPMF1708
Verify this license ↗Idaho · Telehealth LMFT
Idaho Division of Occupational & Professional Licenses · License 97815525
Verify this license ↗South Carolina · Telehealth LMFT
South Carolina Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation — Board of Examiners for Licensure of Professional Counselors, Marriage and Family Therapists, Addiction Counselors and Psycho-Educational Specialists · License 3030
Verify this license ↗Requesting your records
You have the right to a copy of your health care records.
You have the right to inspect or obtain a copy of your health records. To exercise this right, please follow these instructions:
Written Request: Submit a formal request in writing to Brianne Blevins or Austin Women's Counseling.
Submission Method: You may deliver your request via email to brianne@austinwomenscounseling.com
Format: Please specify if you prefer a digital copy or a paper copy.
Timeline: We will respond to your request within 15 business days of receipt, as required by Texas law.
Fee: A fee may apply as permitted by law.
Concerns and complaints
If you have a concern about your care, please tell me first — most things are best resolved between us.
You also have the right to contact my licensing board directly at any time, and you don't need my permission or involvement to do so. In Texas that's the Behavioral Health Executive Council; for care provided under another state's license, please reference your signed Informed Consent form for their contact information.
Consumer complaint
If you believe that you have a Consumer Complaint regarding the privacy and security of your health information, you may contact the Texas Office of the Attorney General and file a consumer complaint by clicking this link:
HIPAA Privacy Regulations
If you have a complaint concerning the HIPAA Privacy Regulations, you may contact the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office for Civil Rights.