DE SB208

Creates two new categories of psychology professionals: "licensed psychology associate" (master's degree holders who can practice independently within their training scope) and "master's-level psychological assistant" (individuals seeking further licensure who work under supervision)

Renames the existing "psychological assistant" to "doctoral-level psychological assistant" to distinguish between doctoral and master's-level assistants

Licensed psychology associates must hold a master's degree with minimum 60 graduate semester hours, complete an internship, obtain 2 years of supervised experience, and pass the EPPP examination; they are prohibited from conducting neuropsychological, forensic, child custody, and certain specialized evaluations

Master's-level psychological assistants may work under supervision of either a licensed psychologist or licensed psychology associate, while doctoral-level psychological assistants can only be supervised by licensed psychologists

Requires criminal background checks (state and federal) for all applicants seeking licensure or registration, with conviction of a felony sexual offense resulting in permanent license revocation