September 23, 2026 — PRJI is inviting qualified psychologists and counselling professionals who work in English to review its international professional network application route. The English application page describes the information applicants must provide, available membership plans and how credentials are reviewed before a public profile may be activated.
The form requests a professional name, country, active email, primary psychology or counselling qualification, specialties and working languages. Applicants are also asked for licence or registration information where applicable. PRJI says identity, qualifications and relevant professional documents are reviewed before activation.
The application page lists paid Standard, Priority, Premium/Featured and Clinic/Organisation options. Applicants are instructed to complete the professional form before payment. A payment starts matching and review; it does not automatically approve a person, publish a profile, confer licensure or promise client referrals.
Cross-border participation calls for particular care. A professional serving clients in more than one country should verify the laws and professional requirements of each relevant jurisdiction, including rules on protected titles, registration and remote consultation. PRJI describes its network as a setting for accurate professional presentation, with scope and emergency limits to be made clear.
Qualified professionals in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland and other English-speaking practice environments can examine the full requirements at PRJI’s psychologist application page before deciding whether to apply.
Editorial disclosure: This is a platform announcement about PRJI’s paid application route. No approval or professional outcome is implied.