From the American Psychological Association (APA):
> Today we can add another state for RxP.
> A RxP bill has been introduced in the CA senate
> that will allow prescriptive authority to
> psychologists who are trained in psychopharmacology.
>
>
> The Coalition of Professional Psychology Providers
> (CPPP), which was formed by NAPPP to pass a RxP
> bill in California, is the moving entity for the
> RxP bill. NAPPP have been quietly working on this
> for the past 6 months building liaisons and
> procuring the funds. The timing could not be
> better than now for RxP and we anticipate success.
> For details regarding the Coalition bill, please
> go to the National Alliance of Professional
> Psychology Provider's web-site
> http://www.NAPPP.org. You can read the text of the
> bill.
>
> The coalition, which includes CAPP (California
> Association of Professional Psychology of CAPP V.
> Rank fame), the American Academy of Clinical
> Health Psychology, Vericare, and other
> organizations that have joined forces with NAPPP
> to get this bill passed. The bill is supported by
> the Service Employee International Union, the
> second largest union in the USA. California SEIU
> is promoting a broad range of bills for health
> care reform in California. The Governor is seeking
> healthcare reform. SEIU, along with the strength
> of its very large California membership backs our
> California RxP bill and understands its importance
> to serving those in need of comprehensive mental
> health care. This is the type of alliances that
> psychologists need to offset the power of medicine
> and psychiatry.
>
> Our lobbyists have been working hard laying the
> ground work for this bill. NAPPP has absorbed the
> entire cost of this effort and we would like your
> support through becoming a member. This has been
> and will continue to be a tremendous amount of
> work and we would be grateful your support.
> California is an important state for RxP and the
> time and environment is ripe for passage.
>
> NAPPP and the coalition actively and creatively is
> advocating for your rights as professional
> psychologists and RxP
> Today we can add another state for RxP.
> A RxP bill has been introduced in the CA senate
> that will allow prescriptive authority to
> psychologists who are trained in psychopharmacology.
>
>
> The Coalition of Professional Psychology Providers
> (CPPP), which was formed by NAPPP to pass a RxP
> bill in California, is the moving entity for the
> RxP bill. NAPPP have been quietly working on this
> for the past 6 months building liaisons and
> procuring the funds. The timing could not be
> better than now for RxP and we anticipate success.
> For details regarding the Coalition bill, please
> go to the National Alliance of Professional
> Psychology Provider's web-site
> http://www.NAPPP.org. You can read the text of the
> bill.
>
> The coalition, which includes CAPP (California
> Association of Professional Psychology of CAPP V.
> Rank fame), the American Academy of Clinical
> Health Psychology, Vericare, and other
> organizations that have joined forces with NAPPP
> to get this bill passed. The bill is supported by
> the Service Employee International Union, the
> second largest union in the USA. California SEIU
> is promoting a broad range of bills for health
> care reform in California. The Governor is seeking
> healthcare reform. SEIU, along with the strength
> of its very large California membership backs our
> California RxP bill and understands its importance
> to serving those in need of comprehensive mental
> health care. This is the type of alliances that
> psychologists need to offset the power of medicine
> and psychiatry.
>
> Our lobbyists have been working hard laying the
> ground work for this bill. NAPPP has absorbed the
> entire cost of this effort and we would like your
> support through becoming a member. This has been
> and will continue to be a tremendous amount of
> work and we would be grateful your support.
> California is an important state for RxP and the
> time and environment is ripe for passage.
>
> NAPPP and the coalition actively and creatively is
> advocating for your rights as professional
> psychologists and RxP