Psychotherapist with UK license practicing in the USA

Last activity 28 August 2023 by bnroncaglia

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bnroncagliaNew member26 August 2023 16:24:14

HI!! I am an American citizen but I'm pursuing my Bachelor's degree in the UK and looking to take a Masters' there to. After I get my UK license to practice psychotherapy, I plan on moving to the US and practicing there. Is a British license equivalent to a UK license? Will I need to fulfill additional requirements to practice there? What is the process exactly?

Thank you so much!!

GuestPoster491Guest27 August 2023 23:03:56

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I would suggest you look up the state board licensing requirements for the state you intend to move to. There will be guides to help you on their websites. I'm sure you'll need your degree evaluated by a NACES agency to start with.

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bnroncagliaNew member28 August 2023 20:24:00

Thank you for the suggestion! Very much appreciate it!

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