New Jersey recorded 7 deactivations among Behavioral Health Providers during the week of Sept. 21–27, 2026, representing 4% of the national total. All were individuals; no organizations were listed. The registry update counts administrative status changes and does not, by itself, establish whether a provider has stopped practicing or whether a license action occurred.
Credentials represented
Psychologists were the largest credential group, with 2 deactivations. The list also includes one Mental Health Counselor, one BCBA, one Addiction (Substance Use Disorder) Counselor and one Speech-Language Pathologist. A Counselor is listed as well. The spread across these categories shows that the week’s records were not concentrated in a single behavioral health role, though the psychologist count was higher than any other individual credential category.
Locations across the state
Highland Park, Lyons, Woodstown, Parsippany and Bayville each had one deactivation. The listed cities therefore show no leading location; each accounts for one of the recorded cases. The provider records also include Montclair and Teaneck, each with one entry. Taken together, the city data are distributed across the locations shown rather than concentrated in one city.
This weekly snapshot describes 7 individual records in New Jersey’s NPI registry, not a measure of current workforce capacity or service availability.
