The Wisconsin Psychiatric Association (WPA) was founded in 1957 as a district branch of the American Psychiatric Association (APA). The organization is incorporated under the State of Wisconsin as a not-for-profit, professional medical specialty society. WPA represents more than 400 psychiatric physician members who are committed to continuously improving quality treatment for persons with mental illnesses.
Mission:
WPA is the professional association of psychiatrists in Wisconsin advancing mental healthcare through leadership in education, service and advocacy.
Vision:
Accessible, high quality mental healthcare for the people of Wisconsin.
Goals:
Bylaws:
The bylaws of the Wisconsin Psychiatric Association are available here.