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The Washington Association of Naturopathic Physicians (WANP) is a voluntary professional membership association that has been promoting naturopathic medicine and representing naturopathic physicians (NDs) since 1934.
Our primary mission is to ensure that naturopathic medicine is available to the citizens of Washington and that our doctors are able to practice to the full extent of their education and licensure.
The WANP is politically active and monitors the state legislature and also works to raise public awareness of naturopathic medicine and the great value it offers for people of all ages.
We are also committed to supporting the highest quality standards of practice and to that end we offer continuing professional education events for naturopathic physicians and other healthcare practitioners.
To find a naturopathic physician, click on the "Find A Doctor" button at the upper left of this page. If you need assistance, please call our office at 206-547-2130 or via email at info@wanp.org.
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