Telepsychology in PsyPact Participating States
Map Key
- PSYPACT Participating State
- Enacted PSYPACT Legislation - practice under PSYPACT not permitted
- PSYPACT Legislation introduced
- Non - PSYPACT State / no active Legislation
PSYPACT (Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact) is an interstate agreement designed to increase access to psychological services across state lines. It allows licensed psychologists to provide telepsychology and temporary in-person services in participating states without needing multiple state licenses.
- Telepsychology Services: Licensed psychologists with an APIT (Authority to Practice Interjurisdictional Telepsychology) credential can offer virtual therapy to clients in PSYPACT states.
- Temporary In-Person Services: Psychologists with a TAP (Temporary Authorization to Practice) credential can practice in another PSYPACT state for up to 30 days per year.
- Expands Access to Care – Clients can receive therapy from qualified psychologists, even across state lines.
- Increases Provider Flexibility Psychologists can reach more clients without extra licensing hurdles.
- Supports Continuity of Care – Patients who move or travel can still see their trusted psychologist.
PSYPACT is growing, with many states currently participating. Check the official PSYPACT map for the latest updates.
For more details on PSYPACT, visit www.psypact.org.
