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can i get into problems with the law if i practice councelling with a Bachelor’s in psychology?

Posted by Admin in Saturday, September 4th 2010   3 comments already   

I have a bachelor’s degree in psychology and i want to do councelling online, can i actually get in trouble with law like going to jail or being fined if i practice councelling. Where can i get more information about the legal right i have?

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Rounder Said,
September 4th, 2010 @1:39 am  

yes you can get in trouble – check with your local licensing agency on requirements for counseling services

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nlehto@sbcglobal.net Said,
September 4th, 2010 @2:25 am  

Licensing is required in most states to practice as a psychologist — its counseling for compensation. I would visit your state’s website, or a national psychology association. It’s kind of odd that you didnt get better counseling at the institution giving you a degree. Call them, too.

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John Bradley Said,
September 4th, 2010 @3:11 am  

Consult your state board of psychology by doing a simple web search for “(enter your state’s name here) board of psychology.” This site should give you the minimum requirements for providing the services of which you’re speaking.

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