The myth of professional licensing

Licensure · Medical education · Mythology · Theology · Medical Research and Practices · Medicine · Occupational and Professional Licensing Regulation · Pharmaceutical industry and healthcare · Philosophy · Psychology

• A Theological Perspective on the Licensing of Helping Professionals

  Open Access•Joseph K Neumann•Journal of Psychology and Theology•1989

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• There Ain't No License that Protects

  Keith Tudor•Transactional Analysis Journal•2011

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• Credentialing in psychology

  Gerald P Koocher•American Psychologist•1979

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• Regulation and control in psychology

  Beeman N Phillips•American Psychologist•1982

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• DSM-III and the politics of truth

  Thomas E Schacht•American Psychologist•1985

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• On predicting the age of achievement in psychologists

  Thomas Andre, Robert F Strahan•American Psychologist•1979

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• Economics and mental health services

  Jeffrey A Buck, Richard Hirschman•American Psychologist•1980

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• A Gross oversight

  Edmund Shimberg•American Psychologist•1979

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• In praise of paradox

  Open Access•Julian Rappaport•American Journal of Community…•1981

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• Pregnancy and childcare influence on psychosocial development

  Open Access•Florent Dumont•International Journal for the…•1981

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• A Comparison of Non-Certified and Certified Grief Counselors in Regard to Education, Experience, Credentials, and Supervision

  Open Access•Jack P LoCicero•OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying•2003

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• Recent and emerging trends in marital and family therapy regulation

  Open Access•Kinly Sturkie, Wilbur E Johnson•Contemporary Family Therapy•1994

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• Academic psychology and the registration of psychologists

  Open Access•Michael Siegal, Michael S Humphreys•Australian Psychologist•1983

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• The Case for an Independent Licensing Board for Psychology

  Open Access•Victor Nell•South African Journal of Psychology•1992

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• Pathways to Social Work Licensure

  Open Access•Robin Arndt, Robin G Arndt et al.•Social Work•2021

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• Animals at the Crossroads A Perspective on Credentialing in the Mental Health Field

  Open Access•James D Spivack•The Counseling Psychologist•1984

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• Some Broader Perspectives on Credentialing Counseling Psychologists

  Open Access•Harold F Cottingham•The Counseling Psychologist•1981

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• Capitalism and Freedom

  Milton Friedman•Capitalism and Freedom•2002

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• Higher education, professional accreditation, and licensure

  Joseph D Matarazzo•American Psychologist•1977

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• Power and Illness

  Open Access•George G Reader•Political Science Quarterly•1978

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• Occupational Licensing and the Public Interest

  Alex Maurizi•Journal of Political Economy•1974

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• Medical Licensing in America

  Rosemary Stevens•Medical Care•1968

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• Professional Dominance

  Open Access•Eliot Freidson, Robert A Manners•Professional Dominance•2017

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• Trick or Treatment

  Thelma Dixon Murphy, Richard B Stuart•The Family Coordinator•1973

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• Regulatory Politics and American Medicine

  Open Access•Harris S Cohen•American Behavioral Scientist•1975

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• Professional Autonomy and the Revolt of the Client

  Marie R Haug, Marvin B Sussman•Social Problems•1969

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