Article 31 - PSYCHOLOGY PRACTICE ACT

Section 38-3101 - Act, how cited
Section 38-3102 - Definitions, where found
Section 38-3103 - Board, defined
Section 38-3104 - Client or patient, defined
Section 38-3105 - Code of conduct, defined
Section 38-3106 - Institution of higher education, defined
Section 38-3107 - Mental and emotional disorder, defined
Section 38-3108 - Practice of psychology, defined
Section 38-3109 - Psychologist, defined
Section 38-3110 - Representation as a psychologist, defined
Section 38-3111 - Psychology; references; how construed
Section 38-3112 - Board; membership; qualifications
Section 38-3113 - [Operative Until three calendar months after the adjournment of the session] Other practices and activities; act, how construed
Section 38-3113 - [Operative three calendar months after the adjournment of the session] Other practices and activities; act, how construed
Section 38-3114 - Applicant for license; qualifications
Section 38-3115 - Waiver of examination; when
Section 38-3116 - Special license; supervisory relationship; application; contents; use of title; disclosure
Section 38-3117 - Applicant with prior experience; issuance of license; conditions
Section 38-3118 - Reciprocal license; conditions
Section 38-3119 - Temporary practice permitted; when
Section 38-3120 - Temporary practice pending licensure permitted; when; military spouse; temporary license
Section 38-3121 - Reciprocity
Section 38-3122 - Provisional license; requirements
Section 38-3123 - Provisional license; approve or deny application
Section 38-3124 - Provisional license; title; duties
Section 38-3125 - Provisional license; expiration
Section 38-3126 - Fees
Section 38-3127 - Additional grounds for disciplinary action
Section 38-3128 - Limitation of practice; board; duties
Section 38-3129 - Code of conduct
Section 38-3130 - Representation as a psychologist; unlawful practice; violation; penalty
Section 38-3131 - Confidentiality; privilege; exceptions
Section 38-3132 - Duty to warn; limitation; immunity
Section 38-3133 - Administrator of Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact; duties