CO Psych Juris

It is the DPO landing page for the State Board of Psychologist Examiners. It links to licensing services, the Practice Act, rules, board policies, meeting minutes, public notices, legislative updates, CPD requirements, and program contacts. Start with the Laws, Rules & Policies section, then the CPD page, since those drive most exam content.

The page states that all licensed Psychologists and Psychologist Candidates with an Active Colorado license must regularly complete CPD requirements to practice Psychology with that license. CPD begins immediately upon initial licensure and is also required to reactivate or reinstate an inactive or expired license. The page directs readers to the separate Colorado Psychology CPD website for comprehensive details.

The homepage only states the general obligation and points to the Colorado Psychology CPD website for comprehensive information. Exact hour counts, acceptable activity categories, recordkeeping, and audit procedures are not stated on this page. Treat any specific number you see elsewhere as unverified until you confirm it on the CPD site or in the rules.

Not necessarily. HB24-1004, signed June 4, 2024, provides that a regulator may only consider an applicant's conviction for a three-year period beginning on the date of conviction or the end of incarceration, if the applicant has not been convicted of any other criminal offense during that three-year period. The page links to a dedicated Ex-Offenders information webpage.

Use [email protected] for application, renewal, and customer questions. Use [email protected] for program and discipline information. The board phone is 303-894-7800 and the fax is 303-894-7764. The board office is at 1560 Broadway, Suite 1350, Denver, CO 80202.

The homepage lists recent meeting minutes, including April 3, 2026, January 30, 2026, and December 5, 2025. At the time of retrieval it stated there were no public notices available and advised checking back often and reviewing the program calendar for other public meetings. Minutes are useful for seeing how the board applies its rules.

Listed members include Cecilia Gay, Psy.D, Jillian Sarmo-Parks, and Andrew Sia, PhD, each with a term expiring May 31, 2028. The page also lists several vacant public and professional seats with no stated expiry dates. Board service interest is handled through a separate interest form linked from the page.

Start with Domain 1, the Practice Act, laws, rules, and board policies, because every other domain depends on it. Then study licensure, application, renewal, and reactivation requirements, followed by CPD, and finish with discipline, complaints, and regulatory compliance. Read the primary documents rather than summaries, and revisit the meeting minutes for applied examples.

The most common failure mode is relying on remembered figures instead of the current published rules. Hour counts, deadlines, and procedures change through legislation and rulemaking. Another frequent error is confusing the two board email addresses or mixing up application, renewal, and reactivation requirements. Verify every number against the current source before answering.

Plan around outages. The source carried a notice that Division of Professions and Occupations websites would be down for a scheduled system update on Tuesday, November 17th from 7pm MST through 11:30pm MST, with all Division webpages unavailable during that window. Download the rules and policy documents in advance so your study session is not interrupted.