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ABOUT US

The Washington State Psychiatric Association is a district branch of the American Psychiatric Association, the largest Psychiatric organization in the world. WSPA is a professional, non-profit corporation serving more than 500 psychiatrists in the state of Washington. WSPA advocates on behalf of members and their patients, provides quality continuing medical education programs, and educates the public on mental health issues. 

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The Mission of the WSPA

To promote public understanding of psychiatry through public education, and advocacy for patients and their interests.

To provide a professional group identity among all psychiatrists in Washington State by promoting peer support and collegiality.

To promote professionalism in the practice of psychiatry by providing continuing professional education, reviewing members' professional qualifications, and reviewing ethical concerns.

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WSPA PROSPECTUS

Annual Sponsorship, Advertising, and Exhibiting Opportunities

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Benefits of Membership

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Advocacy

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The Latest Research and Clinical Studies

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Resources for You and Your Practice

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Networking & Community

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Professional Development

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Lifelong Learning and Continuing Medical Education (CME)

Washington State Psychiatric Association

Business Hours: Monday – Friday, 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM (Pacific Time)
Phone: (425) 971-5822
Email: office@wapsychiatry.org
Address:
914 164th ST SE # 310
Mill Creek WA 98012

WSPA Contacts:

Debi Johnson, Executive Director

Contact WSPA

WSPA is a professional organization and does not have any employees of its own. Our work is made possible by our volunteers and through administrative support provided by Debi Johnson.

To contact WSPA, you can write, call, or send us an email. When you call the WSPA Office, any one of the SBI staff will be able to help you.

Please note: WSPA cannot provide psychiatric advice or referrals. However, we do have some guidance on our website on seeking mental health services. To find a provider in your area, you can search the American Psychiatric Association's directory. You may also check with the National Alliance on Mental Illness (WA Chapter) - they can direct you to someone in your area. Thank you for your understanding.

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