Section VI: National Mental Health Statistics

Table 3. Estimated number of clinically active (CA) or clinically trained (CT) mental health personnel and rate per 100,000 civilian population, by discipline: United States and each region and State for specific year (Continued)
Region and State	Psychiatry (2001)¹		Psychology (2002)²		Social Work (2002)³		Psychiatric Nursing (2000)		Counseling (2002)⁴		Marriage and Family Therapy (2002)⁵		Psychosocial Rehabilitation (1996)		School Psychology (2003)⁶
Region and State	# of CT Persons	Rate per 100,000	# of CT Persons	Rate per 100,000	# of CA Persons	Rate per 100,000	# of CT Persons	Rate per 100,000	# of CA Persons	Rate per 100,000	# of CA Persons	Rate per 100,000	# of CT Persons	Rate per 100,000	# of CT Persons	Rate per 100,000
United States	38,436	13.7	88,491	31.1	99,341	35.3	18,269	6.5	111,931	49.4	47,111	16.7	100,000	37.7	31,278	11.4
New England	3,749	26.9	7,425	53.0	11,233	80.7	3,043	21.8	7,545	50.3	1,763	12.7	12,200	91.2	2,448	18.0
Connecticut	940	27.6	1,317	38.5	2,471	72.6			1,285	39.2	642	19.9	3,000	91.7	789	24.0
Maine	224	17.6	448	34.8	947	74.3			1,342	107.1	82	6.4	1,000	80.5	249	19.8
Massachusetts	2,024	31.9	4,232	66.3	5,994	94.4			4,227	68.5	852	13.4	4,600	75.2	905	14.6
New Hampshire	197	15.9	527	41.9	621	50.3			267	22.2	65	5.2	1,900	162.1	252	20.6
Rhode Island	208	19.8	447	42.2	822	78.4			98	9.9	71	6.8	700	70.9	160	16.3
Vermont	156	25.6	454	74.1	378	62.1			325	54.8	31	5.1	1,000	169.8	93	15.1
Middle Atlantic	8,759	22.1	19,770	49.7	24,327	61.3	3,632	9.1	39,405	39.5	2,104	5.3	22,400	58.6	5,887	15.3
New Jersey	1,381	16.4	2,577	30.6	5,104	60.7			3,189	39.2	850	10.1	4,100	50.9	1,187	14.5
New York	5,358	28.2	12,068	63.5	14,962	78.9			15,801	86.8	608	3.2	7,700	42.5	3,450	19.0
Pennsylvania	2,020	16.4	5,125	41.7	4,261	34.7			10,415	70.9	646	5.2	10,600	8.2	1,250	10.2
East North Central	4,842	10.7	14,727	32.5	16,793	37.2	3,150	6.9	20,886	45.0	3,356	7.4	10,700	24.4	5,398	12.2
Illinois	1,496	12.0	5,298	42.4	5,005	40.3			1,546	12.7	446	3.6	3,100	26.1	1,821	15.1
Indiana	489	8.0	1,086	17.8	2,075	34.13			757	12.7	1,232	20.3	600	10.2	452	7.5
Michigan	1,119	11.3	4,010	40.1	5,297	53.3			6,163	62.5	968	9.7	3,000	30.7	850	8.9
Ohio	1,133	10.0	3,056	26.9	2,759	24.3			9,775	86.8	201	1.8	3,400	30.4	1,375	12.1
Wisconsin	605	11.3	1,277	23.6	1,657	30.89			2,645	50.4	509	14.9	600	11.6	900	16.9
West North Central	1,833	9.5	6,879	35.6	4,924	25.6	930	4.8	5,590	44.5	1,627	8.4	10,000	53.8	2,343	15.8
Iowa	192	6.6	671	23.0	757	25.8			374	13.0	213	7.2	1,700	59.6	450	33.4
Kansas	326	12.1	580	21.5	954	35.5			305	11.5	190	7.1	1,100	42.4	550	20.6
Minnesota	506	10.3	3,420	68.8	1,110	22.6			622	13.0	720	14.6	2,000	42.7	673	13.9
Missouri	538	9.6	1,600	28.4	1,511	27.0			1,527	27.9	294	5.3	3,400	62.9	240	8.5
Nebraska	155	9.1	309	18.4	331	19.3			1,817	109.1	80	4.7	500	30.2	280	16.4
North Dakota	66	10.3	159	25.1	113	17.6			388	61.2	15	2.3	500	78.0	58	8.8
South Dakota	50	6.6	140	18.6	148	19.6			558	76.1	115	15.2	800	108.4	92	11.8
South Atlantic	6,690	12.9	12,878	24.4	15,348	29.6	3,310	6.3	15,404	39.5	4,469	8.6	18,800	39.0	4,819	9.6
Delaware	94	12.0	303	38.1	271	34.6			630	8.4	20	2.6	200	27.3	102	13.3
District of Columbia	327	57.2	920	160.9	569	99.5			518	99.7	32	5.7	700	132.3	62	11.9
Florida	1,683	10.5	3,500	21.3	3,525	22.1			4,471	29.6	1,920	12.0	5,700	38.9	1,500	9.8
Georgia	825	10.1	1,660	19.8	1,521	18.6			1,764	22.7	574	7.0	1,000	13.4	660	8.4
Maryland	1,315	24.8	2,025	37.7	3,697	69.8			1,610	31.1	227	4.3	6,900	135.5	601	11.4
North Carolina	923	11.5	1,720	21.0	2,151	26.7			1,879	13.0	546	6.8	1,200	16.2	757	9.7
South Carolina	440	11.0	480	11.8	771	19.2			1,725	44.4	256	6.4	500	13.3	475	12.3
Virginia	942	13.3	1,759	24.4	2,476	35.0			1,975	28.7	872	12.3	2,500	37.1	532	7.6
West Virginia	141	7.8	511	28.4	367	20.3			1,400	77.5	22	1.2	100	5.5	130	7.1
East South Central	1,403	8.2	2,681	15.6	3,080	18.1	1,367	8.0	3,552	21.6	1,248	7.3	2,400	14.7	1,001	5.9
Alabama	315	7.1	609	13.6	657	14.8			1,380	31.6	235	5.3	600	13.9	173	3.9
Kentucky	396	9.8	639	15.7	891	22.0			665	16.8	400	9.9	1,000	25.6	330	8.3
Mississippi	174	6.1	328	11.4	403	14.2			588	21.2	377	13.3	200	7.3	73	2.6
Tennessee	518	9.1	1,105	19.3	1,129	19.8			920	16.8	236	4.1	600	11.2	425	7.5
West South Central	2,684	8.5	4,600	14.4	6,445	20.5	573	1.8	13,118	38.6	3,973	11.3	5,900	19.9	2,363	7.7
Arkansas	184	6.9	377	14.0	479	17.9			664	26.0	120	4.5	800	31.7	135	5.1
Louisiana	497	11.1	485	10.9	1,684	37.7			1,495	34.2	116	2.3	1,200	27.6	354	8.0
Oklahoma	236	6.8	499	14.4	643	18.6			1,587	47.3	535	15.5	300	9.0	225	6.8
Texas	1,767	8.5	3,239	15.2	3,639	17.5			9,373	46.8	3,200	15.3	3,600	18.5	1,649	8.2
Mountain	1,843	10.1	5,263	28.2	5,393	29.7	760	4.1	11,213	84.7	2,061	11.3	3,800	26.3	2,146	12.1
Arizona	493	9.6	1,378	26.0	1,265	24.7			1,834	38.4	336	6.5	1,700	67.4	593	12.4
Colorado	620	14.4	1,964	44.5	1,558	36.2			2,121	52.3	480	11.2	300	7.7	560	13.4
Idaho	76	5.9	243	18.4	364	28.1			887	70.8	43	33.3	0	0.0	143	10.6
Montana	85	9.4	184	20.3	299	33.1			1,916	217.0	14	1.6	200	22.8	195	20.5
Nevada	130	6.5	250	11.9	402	20.1			1,158	64.0	626	31.3	200	11.9	180	9.6
New Mexico	233	12.8	472	25.8	595	32.7			2,875	165.2	64	4.6	900	52.0	195	10.5
Utah	173	7.7	625	27.5	760	34.0			215	5.4	431	19.3	200	9.7	178	8.1
Wyoming	33	6.7	147	29.7	150	30.4			307	64.0	67	13.6	300	62.5	102	19.4
Pacific	6,633	14.7	14,268	31.1	11,798	26.2	1,503	3.3	5,217	31.6	26,512	58.9	13,800	32.2	4,873	11.5
Alaska	60	9.6	198	31.2	311	49.6			397	64.0	50	7.9	0	0.0	150	22.9
California	5,235	15.5	11,280	32.7	7,779	23.0			753	2.3	25,212	74.4	11,300	35.0	3,658	11.2
Hawaii	209	17.2	455	37.2	739	61.0			89	7.5	98	8.1	500	42.1	70	5.6
Oregon	419	12.2	945	27.2	1,227	35.9			1,179	35.5	271	7.9	1,000	30.8	245	7.2
Washington	710	12.0	1,390	23.2	1,742	29.6			2,800	48.6	881	14.9	1,000	17.8	750	12.8
¹ For psychiatry, the numerator of the rate is based on clinically active psychiatrists in the private sector and does not include residents or fellows (see AMA, 2002), and the denominator is from the U.S. Bureau of the Census (2000). ²Source: 2000 American Psychological Association Directory Survey, 2002 ASPPB Directory, and 2002 CAPP grant application counts. Compiled by APA Research Office. Numeration for rate is from later 2001 to early 2002; denominator is residential population of the United States as of July 1, 2001. Source: Table ST-2001EST-01-Time Series of State Population Estimates: April 1, 2000, to July 1, 2001, Population Division, U.S. Bureau of the Census. Release Date: December 27, 2001 (see www.census.gov/estimationprogram) ³ Based on National Association of Social Workers' membership data, Spring 2002 (MSW and DSW regular members). ⁴ Data from National Board for Certified Counselors 1998 State Counseling Board Survey; Comparison with similar States; number of National Certified Counselors; with growth rate taken from National Certified Counselor data. Data for the denominator of the rate are from U.S. Census 2001 projections. ⁵ Data for the numerator are based on 2000 American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT) Practice Research Network project funded by the Center for Substance Abuse Treatment. Data were collected from a random sample of AAMFT clinical members with an 82 percent response rate of eligible participants, as well as from the 2002 California Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (CAMFT) 2002 Member Practice and Demographic Survey, which was sent to a random sample of 3,900 of the 14,500 Clinical Members of CAMFT and had a 27 percent response rate; denomina tor is residential population of the United States as of April 1, 2000. Source: Table ST-2001EST-01-Time Series of State Population Estimates: April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2001, Population Division, U.S. Bureau of the Census. Release Date: December 27, 2001 (see www.census.gov/estimationprogram) ⁶ Numerators for rates from Thomas (2000); denominator is based on the residential population of the United States projected to July 1, 2000 (Campbell, 1996).

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