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The Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists has unveiled plans to implement a new licensing exam for aspiring psychologists, a move designed to address growing concerns over the cost and accessibility of the current examination process. This announcement, made on June 24, comes at a critical time when the demand for mental health professionals in the state is surging.
The decision to create a state-specific exam arises from the recognition that the existing national examination, developed by the Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards, may not adequately meet the diverse needs of Texas residents. By establishing its own licensing exam, Texas aims to streamline the certification process for new psychologists, making it more affordable and easier to navigate.
This initiative is part of a broader effort to bolster the mental health workforce in Texas, ensuring that more professionals are available to provide essential services to individuals in need. The state hopes that this new exam will ultimately help alleviate the mental health crisis affecting many communities.
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