A supervisee shall: Verify that the supervisor has been approved by the Board; Agree to and sign a Board-approved contract before initiating supervision; Attend and participate in supervision as agreed to in the supervision contract; Prepare for supervision using case materials related to the supervisee’s clinical professional art therapy practice; and Maintain documentation of supervisory sessions for at least 7 years, to be available for verification to the Board or its authorized agent, including: Dates; Duration; and Focus of the supervision. A supervisee may not engage in the practice of clinical professional art therapy independent of supervision. A supervisee shall give the client a copy of a professional disclosure statement as described in Health Occupations Article, §17-507, Annotated Code of Maryland, that: Clearly states the art therapy services are provided under clinical supervision; and Provides the name of the supervisor with address and contact information. A supervisee shall obtain from the client a signed: Release of information; and Informed consent for treatment which indicates that the client: Is aware that art therapy services are being provided under clinical supervision; Consents to the recording of art therapy sessions with the knowledge that the recording may only be shared with the supervisor; and Consents to the sharing of client information between the licensed graduate professional art therapist and the named clinical supervisor.