Clinical Psychologist Business Cards for PsyD and PhD Licensed Practice

Clinical psychologists are doctoral-level mental health professionals who provide psychological assessment, evidence-based psychotherapy, neuropsychological evaluation, and psychological consultation across every care setting — from private practice outpatient therapy to hospital-based consultation-liaison psychology, VA medical centers, correctional facilities, forensic evaluation, and academic research. Psychologists hold the doctoral degree (PhD or PsyD), must complete a supervised internship and postdoctoral residency, and pass the EPPP (Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology) for state licensure.

What Clinical Psychologist Cards Include

Your Credentials

• PhD (Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology) — research-scientist-practitioner model; typically from academic research universities
• PsyD (Doctor of Psychology) — practitioner-focused clinical doctorate; professional school model
• State Psychology License — "Licensed Psychologist, [State]" — required for independent practice in all 50 states
• APA member (American Psychological Association) — the primary professional organization
• ABPP (American Board of Professional Psychology) — the board certification for psychology specialties; "Board Certified in [Specialty]" — requires passing an examination in a specific specialty area; the most rigorous recognition of specialty competence

ABPP specialty boards:

• ABPP in Clinical Psychology (ABCP)
• ABPP in Clinical Neuropsychology (ABCN) — the most common advanced specialty
• ABPP in Forensic Psychology (ABFP)
• ABPP in Counseling Psychology
• ABPP in Health Psychology
• ABPP in Rehabilitation Psychology
• ABPP in School Psychology
• ABPP in Child and Adolescent Psychology (ABPDC)

Additional credentials:

• INS member (International Neuropsychological Society) — for neuropsychologists
• NAN member (National Academy of Neuropsychology) — for neuropsychologists
• EMDRIA Certified Therapist — for trauma-focused practitioners
• IOCDF member (International OCD Foundation) — for OCD specialists (ERP)
• BPS (Beck Institute certified) — CBT training credential

Your Clinical Specialties

General clinical psychology:

• Mood disorders (major depression, bipolar, dysthymia)
• Anxiety disorders (GAD, panic, social anxiety, specific phobias)
• OCD and related disorders (ERP specialist)
• PTSD and trauma (prolonged exposure, CPT, EMDR)
• Grief and bereavement
• Life transitions and adjustment

Neuropsychology:

• Comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation (4–10 hour battery)
• Cognitive assessment for dementia, MCI, Alzheimer's
• TBI (traumatic brain injury) evaluation
• Pediatric neuropsychological evaluation (ADHD, learning disabilities, autism)
• Pre-surgical evaluation (epilepsy, DBS, bariatric surgery)
• Forensic neuropsychological evaluation

Health psychology:

• Chronic pain management (ACT, CBT-P)
• Cancer / oncology psychology (psycho-oncology)
• Cardiac psychology
• Chronic illness adjustment
• Pre-surgical psychological evaluation (bariatric, transplant)
• Integrated behavioral health (primary care-embedded)

Forensic psychology:

• Competency to stand trial evaluation
• Criminal responsibility (insanity defense) evaluation
• Parental fitness evaluation
• Child custody evaluation
• Violence risk assessment
• Personal injury and disability evaluation (IME)

Child and adolescent psychology:

• Psychoeducational evaluation — ADHD, learning disabilities, giftedness
• Autism Spectrum Disorder diagnosis
• Pediatric anxiety and depression
• School refusal and separation anxiety
• Behavioral intervention (parent management training)
• Play therapy (younger children)

Evidence-based modalities:

• CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy)
• DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy) — often in intensive outpatient program
• ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy)
• EMDR (trauma)
• ERP (Exposure and Response Prevention) — OCD
• Prolonged Exposure (PE) / CPT (Cognitive Processing Therapy) — PTSD
• Motivational Interviewing (MI)
• Schema Therapy

Design for Psychologists

Professional, Calm, Intellectually Credible

Psychologist card design:

• Scientific and academic authority (doctoral level)
• Calming aesthetic (patient-facing services)
• Precise and credentialed

Color palette:

• Warm teal + white: healing and calm
• Navy + white: academic authority
• Soft sage green + white: wellness and safety
• Warm gray + white: neutral professional

Back of Card

1. "Clinical Psychologist, PhD / PsyD | Licensed Psychologist | ABPP | APA | [State]"
2. "[Specialty: Neuropsychology | Forensic | Health psychology | CBT | OCD/ERP | Trauma]"
3. "Assessment | Psychotherapy | Neuropsychological evaluation | Forensic evaluation"
4. "CBT | DBT | ACT | EMDR | ERP | Prolonged Exposure | CPT"
5. "Appointments: [phone] | [email] | [website] | [Psychology practice / Institution]"

Checklist

• [ ] PhD or PsyD degree
• [ ] State psychology license
• [ ] ABPP board certification (specialty)
• [ ] APA membership
• [ ] Specialty focus (neuropsychology, forensic, health, child)
• [ ] Assessment vs. therapy (or both)
• [ ] Neuropsychological evaluation (if neuropsych)
• [ ] Evidence-based modalities (CBT, DBT, EMDR, ERP)
• [ ] Population served (adults, children, forensic, medical)
• [ ] Insurance or private pay
• [ ] Telehealth or in-person