Committee of Psychologists

Veterans' Services and Benefits

Request a Paper Renewal or Pin Number:

https://pr.mo.gov/psychologists-requests.asp

MO Healthnet Training Workshops

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HB 1719 Suicide Prevention Training Requirement

HB 1719 was passed during the 2018 legislative session and signed into law. The bill included language that amended section 337.718.1 RSMo requiring certain health care professionals to complete at least two hours of training in suicide assessment, referral, treatment, and management training, as a condition of initial licensure. The provision went into effective August 28, 2018.

After January 1, 2019 an applicant for initial licensure as a Psychologist must maintain documentation of complying with this provision. The aforementioned two (2) hours can be part of the graduate course of study or obtained through self-study.

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CE offering by AchieveCE: Suicide Assessment, Diagnosis, Prevention, and Treatment - 4 CE https://achievece.com/course/suicide-assessment-diagnosis-prevention-and-treatment/.

CE offering by HealthForum Online: Exploring Non-Suicidal Self-Injury (NSSI): Relevance, Theory, Associated Risk for Suicide, Assessment & Treatment - 2 CEhttps://www.healthforumonline.com/courses/exploring-non-suicidal-self-injury-nssi-relevance-theory-associated-risk-of-suicide-assessment-treatment/.

Survey

If you are a current licensee please fill out the short 1 minute survey below.

https://stateofmissouri.wufoo.com/forms/zpacuza1b45y1y/

Providing Care to Military-Connected Missourians

The Missouri Department of Mental Health has created a web-based interactive map to connect community behavioral health services to service members, veterans and their families. If a licensee would like to be listed on the map, please complete the electronic enrollment form at the following link: https://stateofmissouri.wufoo.com/forms/w7p2a3/. Please address questions to DMH Veterans Services at DMH.Veteran@dmh.mo.gov.

Behavior Analyst Advisory Board

SB 843 Fee Waiver Statement:

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Fresh Start Act

The Fresh Start Act, passed in 2021, gives an individual with a criminal record the right to petition a licensing authority for a determination of whether the individual's criminal record disqualifies them from licensure. The Act can be found in section 324.012, RSMo. If you wish to petition a licensing authority for a pre-licensure determination of your criminal record, please use this link for the petition form.

Amendment 3 Marijuana Legalization Initiative

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