Under which condition is a psychology license not required?

A psychology license is not required under specific exemptions defined by state law. This includes situations where certain roles or activities do not fall under the practice of psychology as legally defined. For example, specific exemptions may apply to individuals working in educational settings, research, or other designated areas where the work is regulated differently, allowing those not licensed as psychologists to offer services or perform functions that would typically require licensure.

The other conditions typically necessitate a license. Practicing in a private setting or providing psychological counseling generally requires licensure to ensure that the services provided meet the professional standards and protections for clients. Supervised practice also generally falls within licensure requirements, as individuals need to be registered or licensed themselves to provide or participate in psychological services, even under supervision. Understanding these distinctions is critical for compliance with Florida psychology laws.