Original sentence: " and "My professional background/tertiary qualifications were often included in descriptions used by the media – as is common with many well-known doctors and other professionals, despite them no longer being in practice or registered.For example, the back cover of the 2009 edition of her book The Sex Diaries describes Bettina Arndt as "a clinical psychologist" who "draws on her thirty-five years of experience as a sex therapist and psychologist", which, New Matilda alleged, was a misrepresentation of Ardt's qualifications at the time.I was very relaxed about being similarly described, but as professional registration of psychologists tightened up, I tried to control how I was described more carefully when being introduced on radio and television.In 2020, an article published by the New Matilda website alleged that media and publishers have sometimes misrepresented Arndt's credentials when they refer to her as a "psychologist" or "clinical psychologist" or "doctor".In response to the article Arndt said "I've had a 45-year career.Producers and researchers looking after these programmes change jobs frequently and it requires constant monitoring".The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency said it was "looking closely" at the allegations made in the New Matilda article.. Arndt claimed "According to the authorities regulating professional practice for psychologists, I am not doing anything wrong.They have knocked back a series of complaints about me.This isn’t always so easy
Edited sentence: " Psychiatrist Karen Williams wrote that Arndt "had some psychological training but never been registered as a health practitioner; she doesn't work or do research in this field." The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency said it was "looking closely" at the allegations detailed in the New Matilda article.In 2020, an article published by the New Matilda website pointed out that the media and publishers have frequently misrepresented Arndt as a "psychologist", "clinical psychologist" or "doctor".In fact, Arndt is not a registered psychologist, clinical psychologist, or a medical doctor, nor does she have a PhD degree.In response, Arndt stated that she never described herself in this way, saying, "I've had a 45-year career.The  article criticised Arndt for distributing material containing these misrepresentations without correcting them.The back cover of the 2009 edition of her book The Sex Diaries states that "Bettina Arndt is a clinical psychologist" and "she draws on her thirty-five years of experience as a sex therapist and psychologist"