Question

what qualifies a person to be a professional mental health provider?
took a psychology course in college
read several mental health technical books
completed rigorous training and received a license
worked with many people from various backgrounds

Explanation:

To be a professional mental health provider, formal credentials are crucial. Taking a single psychology course, reading books, or having diverse work experience doesn't ensure professionalism. Licensing and rigorous training (like education, supervised practice, and passing exams) are standard requirements for legal and ethical practice in mental health.

Answer:

C. completed rigorous training and received a license