Which action may the Board take against practitioners found to have violated regulations?

Imposing sanctions is a key authority of the Board when it identifies that practitioners have violated regulations. Sanctions can include a variety of measures, such as fines, suspension, or revocation of licenses. This action serves multiple purposes: it acts as a deterrent against future violations, it helps protect the public by ensuring that only qualified individuals practice within the field, and it upholds the integrity of the profession.

While counseling services, additional training, and advice on business practices may be beneficial in certain situations, they do not directly address violations of regulations or ensure accountability. The focus of the Board is to enforce compliance with established rules, and imposing sanctions is a necessary step to achieve this goal.