This is for event attendees and vendors/sponsors who are not current members of WSPA. Please select a member type if you would like to join at this time.

This category requires a doctoral degree in psychology or a closely related field from a regionally accredited college or university, or member or fellow status in the American Psychological Association.

New WSPA Members must meet the same membership requirements as all full members. These members will receive reduced dues for their first year of membership. They must not have been a previous WSPA member or a member within the last five years.

Please submit documentation that contains date you were awarded of your doctoral degree (i.e. copy of your degree.)

This category makes WSPA membership affordable to the early career psychologist. It can also be extended to individuals in fellowship or internship.

Please submit documentation that contains date you were awarded of your doctoral degree (i.e. copy of your degree.)

This category makes WSPA membership affordable to the early career psychologist. It can also be extended to individuals in fellowship or internship.

Please click here to submit required, additional information before continuing with your application.

This category is for individuals who have been full members of WSPA, are now in retirement, and work less than 10 paid hours per week. This category requires that you are at least 65 years of age or otherwise receiving social security or retirement program benefits. This is not for members in part time practice.

This category is for individuals who are fully retired (no longer working), and were full WSPA members for at least 20 years.

This category requires a master’s degree in psychology or related field from a regionally accredited college or university, or associate status in the APA.

This category consists of those persons with an interest in psychology such as, but not limited to, certified para professionals, members of allied professions, high school teachers in psychology, or members of the general population with an interest in psychology. Affiliate members may not hold elected positions within WSPA and are not voting members.

Please click here to submit & required, additional information before continuing with the rest of your application.

This category is for individuals who are enrolled fulltime in a psychology or related field doctoral or master’s degree program at a regionally accredited college or university and who do not derive any income from applied psychological activities, except stipends and other awards provided by the degree program, or must be an undergraduate with a major in psychology or related field at a regionally accredited college or university. All communication with student members will be electronic, including receiving the Washington Psychologist newsletter.

Psychologists who reside in other states or Canadian provinces. To be eligible as an out-of-state member in the WSPA, the person must not be actively practicing with Washington State regardless of their place of residence.

Call WSPA for information (206) 547-4220.