Professional Liability for Master’s Level Practitioners of Psychology
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Strengthening Psychology’s Foundation: The Trust’s Enduring Commitment to the Profession
At The Trust, our mission extends beyond providing liability insurance. It’s about protecting the profession itself, ensuring that psychology remains strong, sustainable, and able to thrive for generations to come. The Changing Landscape of Psychology As a profession, psychology is confronting a moment of profound change. The field is evolving quickly, but so are new
What’s the Difference Between Claims-Made and Occurrence Insurance Policies?
When it comes to professional liability insurance, knowing exactly what you’re buying is crucial. For psychologists and mental health professionals, understanding the coverage options and core differences between claims-made and occurrence coverage helps ensure your protection and your peace of mind—matches your career and your budget. Nearly all liability policies fall into one of two
Supporting the Business Side of Practice
One of the greatest gaps in our field isn’t clinical—it’s business. While psychologists receive years of training in research, ethics, and therapy modalities, few programs dedicate time to the practical knowledge needed to establish and sustain a successful practice. As a licensed psychologist and Deputy Director at The Trust, I’ve seen this gap firsthand across