As demand outpaces supply, Washington lawmakers consider loosening restrictions for practicing psychologists

Posted 2/14/24

OLYMPIA — As behavioral health staffing shortages take a severe toll on Washington residents who need care, state officials are searching for ways to encourage psychologists to stick around.

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