Frequently Asked Questions | BC Psychological Association

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Psychologist?

What is the difference between Psychologists, Psychiatrists and Counsellors?

Should I be seeing a Registered Psychologist?

What do Registered Psychologists do?

How do I find a Registered Psychologist?

Who pays for the services of a Registered Psychologist?

How do I know if a Registered Psychologist is right for me?

Who do I contact if I am in a crisis?

What are the requirements to become a Registered Psychologist?

How do I become a member or an affiliate of the BC Psychological Association?

How do I locate an individual psychologist?

How can I find out whether someone is a Registered Psychologist?

I want to file a formal complaint against a psychologist. What should I do?

I am interested in finding out how to become a psychologist. Where should I start?

I am new to BC and I have a degree in psychology . Will I be able to practice as a psychologist in BC?

I want to find out more about a career in psychology. Where should I start?

How can I volunteer for the BC Psychological Association?

I would like to post a job or an event on your website. What should I do?

I found a psychologist, but he/she is not listed on your Referral Service. Does this mean that he/she is not a psychologist?

What is the current suggested market rate for psychologists?

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