Advocating for psychiatrists and patients

We are the voice of psychiatry in British Columbia — supporting psychiatrists, advancing mental health care, and advocating for better outcomes for patients across the province.

Our mission

We are committed to advancing psychiatric research, education, and practice through collaboration, innovation, and community support.

Our mission

We are committed to advancing psychiatric research, education, and practice through collaboration, innovation, and community support.

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FAQ

Who can become a member of BCPA?

As a BCPA member, you gain access to a supportive network of peers, opportunities for professional growth, and a collective voice in shaping mental health policy in British Columbia. Membership benefits include:

  • Advocacy on behalf of psychiatrists and patients at the provincial level
  • Access to educational events, workshops, and leadership training
  • Networking opportunities with colleagues across the province
  • Involvement in working groups, committees, and policy development
  • Regular updates on issues affecting psychiatric practice

As a BCPA member, you gain access to a supportive network of peers, opportunities for professional growth, and a collective voice in shaping mental health policy in British Columbia. Membership benefits include:

  • Advocacy on behalf of psychiatrists and patients at the provincial level
  • Access to educational events, workshops, and leadership training
  • Networking opportunities with colleagues across the province
  • Involvement in working groups, committees, and policy development
  • Regular updates on issues affecting psychiatric practice

As a BCPA member, you gain access to a supportive network of peers, opportunities for professional growth, and a collective voice in shaping mental health policy in British Columbia. Membership benefits include:

  • Advocacy on behalf of psychiatrists and patients at the provincial level
  • Access to educational events, workshops, and leadership training
  • Networking opportunities with colleagues across the province
  • Involvement in working groups, committees, and policy development
  • Regular updates on issues affecting psychiatric practice

As a BCPA member, you gain access to a supportive network of peers, opportunities for professional growth, and a collective voice in shaping mental health policy in British Columbia. Membership benefits include:

  • Advocacy on behalf of psychiatrists and patients at the provincial level
  • Access to educational events, workshops, and leadership training
  • Networking opportunities with colleagues across the province
  • Involvement in working groups, committees, and policy development
  • Regular updates on issues affecting psychiatric practice

As a BCPA member, you gain access to a supportive network of peers, opportunities for professional growth, and a collective voice in shaping mental health policy in British Columbia. Membership benefits include:

  • Advocacy on behalf of psychiatrists and patients at the provincial level
  • Access to educational events, workshops, and leadership training
  • Networking opportunities with colleagues across the province
  • Involvement in working groups, committees, and policy development
  • Regular updates on issues affecting psychiatric practice

As a BCPA member, you gain access to a supportive network of peers, opportunities for professional growth, and a collective voice in shaping mental health policy in British Columbia. Membership benefits include:

  • Advocacy on behalf of psychiatrists and patients at the provincial level
  • Access to educational events, workshops, and leadership training
  • Networking opportunities with colleagues across the province
  • Involvement in working groups, committees, and policy development
  • Regular updates on issues affecting psychiatric practice