Named plainly, and checkable wherever a register exists.

Explore the academic qualifications, professional credentials, affiliations, registrations and recognitions relevant to The PsychoMath and its professionals. Where the body that granted one keeps a register the public can search, the identifier is given so that you can check it yourself. Where it does not, the membership is named as a membership and nothing further is claimed for it.

The short answer

Not every professional body keeps a register that the public can search. Some do — the Rehabilitation Council of India keeps one, and a registration number printed here can be looked up without asking us for anything. Others do not, and for those a membership is named as a membership and no more is claimed for it. That distinction is drawn on the page rather than smoothed over, because a reader who cannot tell the two apart has been given less than nothing. Anything that lapses comes off rather than being quietly left here.

What people ask about this
How would I check that any of this is true?
The body that granted every entry, named.
What happens when a registration runs out?
An identifier wherever that body keeps a public register.
Is anything listed that I could not verify myself?
A membership named as a membership, with nothing further claimed for it.
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