Non-licensee may use “psychologist” title—if not soliciting patients
A January 15 decision by the United States Court of Appeals prevents the Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists [...]
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Advice columnist not “practicing without a license”
A federal district court in Kentucky threw out a case brought by the state’s Board of Examiners of Psychology against an [...]
Advice columnist not required to have state psychology license
An attempt by a Kentucky state licensing board to muzzle a journalist’s advice column was ruled unconstitutional by a [...]
Torture is outside scope of practice, psychologists agree
It wasn’t much of a debate for the American Psychological Association’s Council of Representatives to decide to [...]
Online practice by foreign professionals? How one court decided
A psychologist licensed in Israel, but not in the U.S., illegally offered his services in Pennsylvania and must pay civil [...]
Psychology on board licensing mobility bandwagon
Practicing in other jurisdictions could get easier for psychologists thanks to a program created by the Association of State [...]