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Waguespack Seminars has been providing online CEU courses for social workers and other mental health professionals since 1998.

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The Wake Area Health Education Center [Wake AHEC] is an affiliate of the University of North Carolina School of Medicine Department of Psychiatry and the North Carolina AHEC Program.

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Since 1969, Walden House has provided behavioral health and human services while specializing in substance abuse treatment.

the Warsaw School of Social Psychology may be the world's largest institution educating students in social psychology and other social sciences. The School provides education and training to over 5000 students, hires more than 200 faculty members among whom are almost all leading social psychologists in Poland. It organizes local and international scientific and cultural events and regularly hosts foreign invited lecturers. It is also one of the small number of academic institutions in Central and Eastern Europe where political psychology is taught to students.

Washington Advocates for the Mentally Ill (W/AMI) was formed in 1978 as a non-profit statewide organization by eight strangers who reached out in response to the needs of one family with a mentally ill member. In the following year, it co-founded the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI), the umbrella organization located in Washington, D.C. that represents more than 800 groups nationwide.

W/AMI, with more than 1,100 paid members is the largest affiliate in the country. It was admitted as a United Way agency in 1983 and was funded by the state legislature in 1985.

W/AMI's mission is to address the unmet needs of individuals with metal illness through self-help support groups, 24 hour a day person-to-person crisis intervention, information and referral, outreach, advocacy, and public education.

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The Washington Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers [WATSA] is a state chapter of the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers [ATSA], founded to foster research, facilitate information exchange, further professional education and provide for the advancement of professional standards and practices in the field of sex offender evaluation and treatment.

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The Washington-Baltimore Center is the founding body of the A K Rice Institute and the oldest of nine regional centers in the United States. Offering group relations conferences in the Tavistock tradition since 1966, the Washington-Baltimore Center provides training seminars, applied events, and the annual Margaret Rioch Memorial Lecture for the public. Associates of the Washington-Baltimore Center participate in monthly membership meetings to discuss issues in group relations work and review learning from traditional and theme conferences sponsored by the Center.

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The Washington Business Group on Health [WBGH] is a national nonprofit organization devoted to the analysis of health policy and related worksite issues from the perspective of large employers. Business Group members, typically Fortune 500 and large public sector employers, include health care purchasers that provide health coverage for more than 35 million US workers and retirees and their families.

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The non-profit Washington Center for Psychoanalysis, formerly the Washington Psychoanalytic Society, is an affiliate of the American Psychoanalytic Association. Founded in 1930, the Center promotes and advances the study of psychoanalysis and allied branches of learning in scientific, therapeutic, and cultural aspects. The Washington Center for Psychoanalysis provides educational opportunities for its members, represents psychoanalysis in the community, develops the relationship of psychoanalysis to other disciplines, and conducts the Washington Psychoanalytic Institute, its educational component.

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The Washington Psychiatric Society [WPS), founded in 1949, is a medical specialty organization composed of approximately 1000 physicians who specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illnesses, including substance abuse disorders. It is a district branch of the American Psychiatric Association.

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Founded in 1936, the Washington School of Psychiatry was one of the first institutions to provide postgraduate training to both medical and non-medical psychotherapists. It is the largest provider of post-graduate psychotherapy training in the Washington metropolitan area.Today's students at the School are psychiatrists, psychologists, psychiatric social workers, psychiatric nurses and others.

In addition to its regular training programs, the Washington School sponsors research and offers conferences, institutes, workshops and lectures. The Washington School also provides psychotherapy and outreach to the community and offers additional training opportunities to the students in the School's training programs.

The Washington School of Psychiatry is a nonprofit corporation supported by service fees, tuition and charitable contributions.

The official publication of the Washington School of Psychiatry is Psychiatry: Interpersonal and Biological Processes.

1. 7-th Institute on Group Psychotherapy January 23-24, 2009: Washington, District of Columbia, USA
2. 7-th Institute on Group Psychotherapy April 17-18, 2009: Washington, District of Columbia, USA

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The Washington Society of Addiction Medicine, incorporated in 1991, is a chapter of the American Society of Addiction Medicine.

The Washington Square Institute was founded as the Washington Square Consultation Center in 1960 to establish the first psychoanalytic mental health facility and training center in Lower Manhattan. It is a not-for-profit educational institution committed to providing psychotherapy services and training based on psychoanalytic psychology.

As part of its commitment to academic excellence, the Institute maintains a professional library, computer research facilities and contributes to the field at large through its own publications which include newsletters, journal, monographs and books.

The Washington State Council of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry [WSCCAP] is the Washington State Chapter of The American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry [AACAP].

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