Executive Director - Sheila PauleyThe Arkansas Psychology Board was created by Act 129 of 1955 to regulate the practice of Psychology in the State of Arkansas. The major responsibility of the Arkansas Psychology Board is to ensure that the citizens of Arkansas are protected from misrepresentation, unethical practice, and/or incompetence in the practice of psychology. Therefore, in order to protect the citizens of Arkansas, the Board must approve the credentials of all applicants, schedule written examinations, and administer oral examinations. In addition, the Board investigates all allegations of possible ethical violations including but not limited to misrepresentation, unethical practice, and/or incompetence.
- Executive Director - Sheila Pauley

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Open Renewal is from May 1st to June 30th each year.  You are encouraged to renew your active license online.  If you are renewing as a Voluntary Inactive Licensee, you must submit the appropriate renewal forms to the Board office for processing.  Renewal fees are:  $200 full active licensees and $100 voluntary inactive licensees.

CEUs are due at license renewal.  You will attest to having completed 20 hours of CE Activity.  Please follow the link related to the Arkansas Psychology Board Rules and Regulations, Section 9 (see below) for more information related to CEUs.

The Arkansas Psychology Board Rules and Regulations, Section 9, CEU requirements were revised. The changes became effective on October 31, 2009.   More Info>