NOTICE OF DISCONTINUATION OF TEMPORARY EMERGENCY RECIPROCITY LICENSURE PROGRAMS
SUPERSEDING ALL PRIOR NOTICES
EFFECTIVE DATE: July 15, 2022
This notice is to advise that the Division of Consumer Affairs (the "Division") will be discontinuing the Temporary Emergency Reciprocity Licensure Program on August 1, 2022, for all classes of Group 2 health care practitioners, with the sole exception of respiratory care therapists. This notice supersedes all prior notices that have been posted to the Division's website or communicated to you in prior emails. Click
here to read the full notice and its impact on your temporary license.
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The Certified Psychoanalysts Advisory Committee, a committee that advises the Director of the Division of Consumer Affairs, certifies individuals who are qualified to hold themselves out to the public as state-certified psychoanalysts. Psychoanalysis is a therapeutic service based on an understanding of the unconscious and how unconscious processes affect the human mind as a whole, including actions, thoughts, perceptions and emotions.
The purpose of the Committee is:
- to regulate the practice of state-certified psychoanalysts; and
- to take action against the unprofessional, improper, unauthorized or unqualified practice of state-certified psychoanalysts and guard against unprofessional conduct by the state certified individuals who practice.
