How long can a psychologist practice in-person services temporarily according to the regulations?

According to Florida psychology regulations, a psychologist is permitted to practice in-person services temporarily for a maximum of 30 days. This provision is particularly beneficial for accommodating psychologists who are licensed in other states but wish to offer their services in Florida temporarily. This 30-day window allows them to provide care during short-term circumstances, such as emergencies, training, or other valid reasons, while ensuring that client safety and standard practices are maintained. By restricting the period to 30 days, the regulation ensures that temporary practice does not substitute for a full, state-compliant practice, which upholds the integrity of mental health services in Florida.