Centre for Data and Analysis on Psychology and Licensure®

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Data-driven decision making is key to protecting and promoting best practices in licensure in the U.S. and Canada. In 2021, the Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB)® launched the Centre for Data and Analysis on Psychology Licensure to assist our member psychology boards and the larger profession in making research-based decisions.

The Centre serves the needs of our professional and regulatory communities by:

  • Collecting and analyzing data for the regulation of the profession of psychology,
  • Delivering timely and relevant data to psychology licensing boards,
  • Creating publications and presentations focused on licensure portability and telehealth.

Key topic areas on the Centre website include:

  • Licensure Requirements—We collect and make available through PSY|Book data from our member licensing boards about their specific licensure requirements;
  • Historical Disciplinary Data—Our annual ASPPB Disciplinary Data System (DDS) Historical Discipline Report comprises the disciplinary actions initiated by our 66 psychology licensing boards in the U.S. and Canada;
  • Guidelines and Publications—We periodically create guidelines and other publications related to the practice, teaching, and regulation of psychology.

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