Question by curious question: psychologist private practice?
what salary can a private practice pshycologist expect to make?

what is the required schooling involved? if you currently have a BA can you go for your masters or are there required science/psych classes as pre-requisites? which classes would i need for prereqs and duration?

Best answer:

Answer by ibu guru
Clinical psychologist requires a PhD. Counselors (e.g. “marriage & family counseling”) requires a master’s degree.

If you are in private practice, you do not get a salary. You earn your billings paid, less office rent and other business expenses (including licenses and annual continuing education costs, office furnishings & supplies, etc). Billing is typically $ 150/hour. Insurance for covered psychological counseling pays a PhD with ten or more years experience just $ 65/hour for a max of 20 hours, and takes at least 90 days to pay you.

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Marriage and Family Counseling Lecture 03 – Dr. John Street teaches a course on Marriage and Family Counseling. The Master’s Seminary – http://www.tms.edu/