REFERRAL CONTACT
Canadian
Mental Health
Association
An organization that promotes the mental health of all and supports the resilience and recovery of people experiencing mental illness

http://www.novascotia.cmha.ca

1-877-466-6606
Schizophrenia
Society of NS
Eating
Disorders
Action Group
(EDAG)
Related
Organizations
An organization that strives to improve the quality of life for those affected by schizophrenia and psychosis through education, support programs, public policy, and research
Promotes healthy body image and self esteem and to supporting individuals who experience disordered eating.

College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Nova Scotia ,
Suite 5005 - 7071 Bayers
Road , Halifax, Nova Scotia ,
B3L 2C2, 902-422-5823

Nova Scotia Department of
Health, http://www.gov.ns.ca/health

Doctors Nova Scotia, http://www.doctorsns.com

Dalhousie University
Faculty of Medicine, http://www.medicine.dal.ca

Professional Association of
Residents in the Maritime

http://eros.lunarpages.com/~openpo2/SSNS/

1-800-465-2601

http://www.edag.ca/

443-9944

Provinces (PARI-MP), http://www.parimp.ca

Canadian Medical
Association, http://www.cma.ca

Nova Scotia College of
Family Physicians, http://www.cfpc.ca/nshome.
htm

Federation of Medical
Regulatory Authorities of
Canada (FMRAC), http://www.fmrac.ca

Canadian Council of Health
Services Accreditation, http://www.cchsa.ca

Royal College of
Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, http://rcpsc.medical.org

College of Family
Physicians of Canada, http://www.cfpc.ca

Medical Council of Canada, http://www.mcc.ca

Canadian Association of
Physicians with Disabilities, http://www.capd.ca
Residential and
Treatment
Services
Homebridge Youth Society - 270
Pleasant St., Dartmouth, Phone:
(902) 466-1439 ext:223

Hawthorne House: Serves males, 14-16 years of age, in Dartmouth.

Johnson House: Serves females, 12-16 years of age, in Dartmouth.


Sullivan House: Serves females, 12-18 years of age, in Halifax.

Jubien House: Serves males and females, 12-14 years of age, in Halifax.

Reigh Allen Centre: Serves males and females, 12-18 years of age, Reigh Allen
Centre is a short-term stabilization and treatment centre.

Cogswell House: Serves males, 12-14 years of age, in Sackville.
Aboriginal Head
Start –
Throughout
Reserves
The Aboriginal Head Start On
Reserve Initiative is an early intervention strategy that addresses the needs of young
First Nations children, up to six years of age, who live in First
Nations communities.
Laing House Peer support organization for youth 16-30 years old who are diagnosed with anxiety, a mood disorder, or psychosis.

www.lainghouse.org

425.9018
Addictions Services Helps individuals, families and communities with problems created by the harmful use of alcohol, other drugs and gambling
REFERRAL CONTACT

http://www.addictionservices.ns.ca/ check website for your region

Detox (Withdrawal
Management
Services)
Dartmouth, 2nd floor, E. C.
Purdy Building, Nova Scotia
Hospital Site, 300 Pleasant
Street, PO Box 896, Dartmouth
NS B2Y 3Z6

Phone: (902) 424-8866 or 1-866-340-
6700
Community Based
Support
Methadone Maintenance
Treatment Services, Halifax
Residential and
Treatment Services
NADACA
Homebridge Youth Society -
270 Pleasant St., Dartmouth,
Phone: (902) 466-1439 ext:223

Hawthorne House:
Serves males, 14-16 years of age, in
Dartmouth.

Johnson House: Serves females, 12-16 years of age, in Dartmouth.

Sullivan House: Serves females, 12-18 years of age, in Halifax.

Jubien House: Serves males and females, 12-
14 years of age, in
Halifax.

Reigh Allen Centre:
Serves males and females, 12-18 years of age, Reigh Allen Centre is a short-term stabilization and treatment centre.

Cogswell House: Serves males, 12-14 years of age, in Sackville.
NADACA Solvent Abuse
Program - a prevention program aimed at developing healthy

Phone (902) 424-3700

(Native Alcohol Drug
Abuse Counselling
Association of Nova
Scotia) communities. The program encompasses 11 First Nation
Communities across the
Province.
Halifax Youth
Attendance Centre
Justice Community
Partners
HYAC addresses the needs of medium to high risk youth, under court order, living in the Halifax
Regional Municipality, by providing a variety of structured group and individual programs and services.
The Department of Justice has entered into service agreements with a network of eight community justice agencies and one tribal organization which offers services specifically for
Aboriginal youth. The community justice agencies deliver the Restorative
Justice Program and
Community Service Order
Program services, grounding the Program in the community and bringing the voice of the wider community into the process.
The Nova Scotia Restorative
Justice Program is administered by the
Correctional Services
REFERRAL CONTACT

http://www.gov.ns.ca/just/Correctio ns/_docs/HYAC.pdf

424-0233

Division, Department of
Justice. Pat Gorham,
Restorative Justice
Coordinator, Halifax, Nova
Scotia , B3J 2L6, gorhampm@gov.ns.ca,
(902) 424-3306

John Howard Restorative
Justice (East Hants and
Colchester Counties), Susan
Henderson, Director 84 Arthur
Street, Suite 202, Truro, Nova
Scotia, B2N 1Y4 , jhrj@eastlink.ca, (902) 843-
4969

Community Justice Society
- Halifax Region (Halifax
Regional Municipality),
Yvonne Atwell, Executive
Director
6176 Young Street, P. O.
Box 642, Station “M”, B3J
2T3, Halifax, Nova Scotia, yvonne.atwell@communityju sticesociety.org, www.communityjusticesociet
y.org, (902) 424-5473
Correctional Services
Community Offices
Conditional Sentence
Offices

Bedford, 2nd Floor, Sun
Office Tower, 1550 Bedford
Highway, Bedford, NS B4A
1E6, Tel: 902-424-3978

Dartmouth, 277 Pleasant
Street, Suite 112, Dartmouth,
NS B2Y 4B7, Tel: 902-424-
5350

277 Pleasant St., 2nd
Floor, Suite 201,
Dartmouth, NS B2Y 4B7,
Tel: 902-424-6343

Youth Facilities
NS Legal Aid

Halifax, 6176 Young St.,
Suite 210, Halifax, NS B3K
2A6 , Tel: 902-424-4011

Spryfield, 264 Herring
Cove Rd., Halifax, NS B3P
1M1 , Tel: 902-479-2510
The division operates the Nova
Scotia Youth Facility (Waterville) for sentenced and remanded young persons and the Cape
Breton Youth Detention Facility
(Sydney). The latter is annexed to the Cape Breton Correctional
Facility and serves as an overnight detention unit. The
Nova Scotia Youth Facility also operates two community-based attendance centres in both Halifax and Waterville for youth serving community sentences or reintegration leaves.
1.
2. Cape Breton Youth
Detention Facility
3. Centre 24-7
4. Halifax Youth
Attendance Centre
To deliver quality legal representation to qualified applicants with priority for matters involving the liberty and civil rights of individual clients and for matters involving the integrity and protection of an individual's family
Community outreach, education, organizing, lobbying and test case

http://www.nslegalaid.ca/ see website for your region

http://law.dal.ca/Institutes/Dalhousi

Dalhousie Legal Aid litigation to combat injustices affecting persons with low incomes in Nova Scotia
Legal Information
Society of NS
Provides information and resources about the law (lawyer referral, dial-a-lawyer, legal info line)
Youth Ombudsman
Community Justice
Society
Nova Scotia Human
Rights Commission
Provides independent oversight and outreach services to youth in correctional facilities, the secure care facility and residential childcaring facilities
A restorative justice program for youth
To ensure all Nova Scotians are
"free and equal in dignity and rights"
Elizabeth Fry Society of Mainland of NS
To fight for better conditions, including education and job training programs for women in conflict with the law and those at risk
John Howard Society of NS
Works with people who have come into conflict with the law e%20Legal%20Aid%20Service/

423-8105

http://www.legalinfo.org/

454-2198

http://www.gov.ns.ca/ombu/youth.h
tm

1-888-839-6884

http://www.communityjusticesociet
y.org/index.html

424-5473

http://www.gov.ns.ca/humanrights/

1-877-269-7699

http://ns.johnhoward.ca/

429.6429

http://www.gov.ns.ca/just/mental_h ealth_court.asp

Nova Scotia’s Mental
Health Court Program
RCMP
Child Welfare Offices
Community Services
Regional Offices

Halifax District Office - 6009
Quinpool Road, Halifax,
Phone: (902) 425-5420

Dartmouth District Office -
Suite 205, 277 Pleasant
Street, Dartmouth, Phone:
(902) 424-3298

Sackville District Office -
Suite 3400, 40 Freer Lane,
Sackville, Phone: (902)
869-3600

Central Regional Office,
2131 Gottingen Street,
Halifax, Nova Scotia,
Phone: (902) 424-5074

Services for Persons with
Disabilities/In-Home,
Support Program/ Family
Maintenance, Income
Support Program, Halifax,
Nova Scotia, Phone: (902)
424-1980

424-4030

http://www.rcmpgrc.gc.ca/ns/detach/index-eng.htm
(see website for your region)
REFERRAL CONTACT

Services for Persons

Employment Support
Services, Halifax, Nova
Scotia, Phone: (902) 424-
1980

Central Region Early
Childhood Development
Services, DCS - Portland
District Office, 44 Portland
Street (4th floor),
Dartmouth, NS

Family and Children's
Services/Day Care
Services, Halifax, Phone:
(902) 424-6679, Fax: (902)
424-7714

Sackville District Office, 40
Freer Lane, Sackville, Nova
Scotia, Child Welfare
Services & General
Enquiries, Phone: (902)
869-3600

Forest Hills Parkway, Cole
Harbour, Child Welfare
Services & General
Inquiries, Phone: (902) 435-
7472

Lakeside Office (Satellite
Office), 1492 St. Margaret's
Bay Road, Lakeside,
Phone: (902) 876-0580

Portland District Office, 44
Portland Street, Dartmouth,
Income
Assistance/Services for
Persons with Disabilities,
Phone: (902) 424-1600

Sheet Harbour Office
(Satellite Office), Sheet
Harbour, Nova Scotia,
Phone: (902) 885-2974
The Services for Persons with

with Disabilities Disabilities Program serves children, youth and adults with intellectual disabilities, long-term mental illness and physical disabilities in a range of community-based, residential and vocational/day programs. These are voluntary programs designed to support people at various stages of their development and independence.
Programs and Resources
 Alternative Family Support
Program
This program supports people with disabilities in an approved, private family home.

Independent Living Support
This program provides up to




21 hours a week of supports and service for people who require minimum support in their own home.
Approved Community-
Based Homes
Programs that allow residents to live, work, and socialize in the community.
Licensed Homes For
Special Care
These settings provide support and supervision in homes with four or more beds.
Direct Family Support
Supports and services for both children and adults with disabilities who live at home with their families.
Adult Service Centres
Community-based



 vocational programs for adults with disabilities.
Protection For Persons in
Care
Under this Act, abuse may be physical, psychological, emotional, sexual, neglect, theft or medical abuse.
Wheelchair Recycling
Program
Wheelchairs for children and adults with a net family income that falls within program guidelines.
Personal Directives Act
This Act enables Nova
Scotians to document their wishes regarding what personal care decisions are made for them in the event that they are unable to make these decisions themselves.
Residential and
Treatment Services
SPD (Services for Persons with
Disability) Small Option Homes

Our Neighbourhood Living
Society (ONLS) – Sackville
– males and females 8-19 years of age

YACRO (Yarmouth
Association for Community
Residential Options) –
Yarmouth & Halifax, males and females 8-19 years of age, Phone: (902) 742-925

Gateway Homes, Halifax,
(902) 454-0145

Metro Community Housing
Association, Halifax, (9020
453-6444

Regional Residential
Services Society,
Dartmouth, (902) 465-4022

Family Resource
Centres
Homebridge Youth Society - 270
Pleasant St., Dartmouth, Phone:
(902) 466-1439 ext:223

Hawthorne House: Serves males, 14-16 years of age, in Dartmouth.

Johnson House: Serves females, 12-16 years of age, in Dartmouth.

Sullivan House: Serves females, 12-18 years of age, in Halifax.

Jubien House: Serves males and females, 12-14 years of age, in Halifax.

Reigh Allen Centre: Serves males and females, 12-18 years of age, Reigh Allen
Centre is a short-term stabilization and treatment centre.

Cogswell House: Serves males, 12-14 years of age, in Sackville.
Phoenix Youth Programs – Support
Network to assist homeless youth from 16-24 years of age

Bayers/Westwood Family
Support Centre

Dartmouth Family Centre

Eastern Shore Family
Resource Association

East Preston Day Care
Family Health Resource
Centre

Fairview Family Resource
Centre/Parent 'n Tot


Family SOS

Halifax Military Family
Resource Centre

Memory Lane Family Place

Sackville Family Day Care
Association

Mi'kmaq Child Development
Centre

Mi'kmaq Native Friendship
Centre

Musquodoboit Valley
Family Resource Centre

North End Parents
Resource Centre

Parents And Children
Together Resource Centre

Scotia Court Family Centre

Shearwater Military Family
Resource Centre

Single Parent Centre
Boys and Girls Clubs

Regional Office, Boys and
Girls Clubs of Nova Scotia,
287 Lacewood Drive,
Halifax, NS, Tel: (902) 469-
1550

Boys & Girls Club of East
Dartmouth, Dartmouth, NS,
(902) 435-3204


Boys and Girls Club of Cole
Harbour, 1237 Cole
Harbour Road, Dartmouth,
NS, Tel: (902) 462-7148

Boys and Girls Club of
Dartmouth, 60 Farrell St.,
Dartmouth, NS, Tel: (902)
463-1210

Boys and Girls Club of
Preston, 180 Lower
Partridge River Road, East
Preston, NS, Tel: (902)
829-2665

Boys and Girls Club of
Spryfield, c/o Captain
William Spry Community
Centre, 10 Kidston Rd.
Halifax, NS, Tel: (902) 477-
9840

Boys and Girls Club of
Sackville, 45 Connolly
Road, Sackville Heights
Community Centre
Lower Sackville, NS., Tel:
(902) 865-5010
Youth Engagement Program Sun Life Chair in
Adolescent Mental
Health
(IWK/Dal)
The Spot,
Connections Halifax
The Spot is a music and arts program open to anyone under 30.
Phoenix Programs

http://thespothalifax.ca/events/
Programs and services for at-risk and homeless youth between the ages of 12 – 24. Phoenix provides an innovative continuum of care from prevention to follow-up.

http://www.phoenixyouth.ca/

422-3105

Family Pharmacare
EMERGENCY 911 -
HELP LINES / WARM
LINES
Available to all Nova Scotians — those with no other drug coverage and those with private drug coverage

Health Link 811 (takes any medical questions)

NS Helpline 421-1188

Youth Help Line (24hr) 420-
8336
 Kid’s Help Line (24hr) 1-
ARK Outreach
HomeBridge Youth
Society
Youth Live
LakeCity Employment
Services
Team Work
Cooperative – The
Work Bridge
Drop-in is a safe place, a place to call home, for street-involved and homeless youth, ages 16-24. Like any home, the centre offers daily meals, showers, laundry facilities, and access to other basics like clothing and socks to the youth who come through our door
Residential facilities for young people in the temporary or permanent care of the Minister of
Community Services
Youth LIVE is a job experience program for youth, aged 16 to 30, who are motivated to make a change in their lives.
Helps mental health consumers to improve their quality of life by assisting them to gain independence through work.
Specialized Employment Services for people with disabilities

http://www.arkoutreach.com/index.html

492-2577

http://www.homebridgeyouth.ca/

466-1439

http://www.halifax.ca/hr/YouthLive.html

490-5589

http://www.lakecityemployment.com/

465-5000

http://www.teamworkcooperative.ns.ca
/

422-8900

496-5667 (1-877-330-0323)

http://www.gov.ns.ca/health/pharmacar e/family_pharmacare/family_pharmaca re.asp

800-668-6868

Parent Help Line (24hr) 1-
888-603-9100

Bullying Help Line 490-
7283

Avalon Sexual Assault
Centre Crisis Line 425-0122
ONLINE RESOURCES
Youth Advocate
Program
Healthy Minds
Cooperative
Self-Help Connection
ReachAbility
L.O.V.E. (Leave Out
Violence)

www.teenmentalhealth.org

www.yoomagazine.net

www.mindyourmind.ca

www.thenewmentality.ca
Provide professionals in the community, in all facets of life, to strengthen and support youth to not become involved in gang activity, through a community development approach.
A mental health consumer run advocacy organization
Self-Help Resource Centre or
Clearinghouse for hundreds of groups in Nova Scotia, including support groups for abuse, anxiety, stress, depression, manic depression, addictions, bereavement, eating disorders, parenting, caregiving, heart and stroke, cancer and divorce
To help remove the stigma that results from misunderstanding, misinformation and negative stereotyping through employment, education, legal, and recreational
A violence prevention and intervention organization that works with youth who have experienced violence

http://www.halifax.ca/youthadvocatepr ogram/index.html

490-4309


http://www.healthyminds.ca/
404-3504

http://www.selfhelpconnection.ca/

1-866-765-6639

http://reachability.org/

429-5878

http://lovens.ca/

429-6616

Youth Leadership
Program
The Youth Leadership Program is designed for youth ages 12 to 15 to assist in developing and strengthening leadership skills through participation in fun learning experiences and practical training within Recreation Department programs.
Youth Scape
Halifax Sexual Health
Centre
Youth Scape HRM’s primary goal is to build strong, vibrant, healthy and inclusive communities by engaging young people by focusing on improving the Youth Service
Sector Spaces & Places

Creating spaces that are welcoming and inclusive where youth and adults can share ideas and perspectives with each other, work together and have some fun!

Fostering meaningful youth involvement in community building.

We offer a wide variety of sexual health care programs and services, including free condoms, free pregnancy testing, unintended pregnancy options counselling, abortion counselling & referrals, affordable birth control methods, morning-after pills
(ECP or Plan B), sexually transmitted infection testing, anonymous HIV testing, relationship counselling, pelvic exams, pap tests and breast exams. Our on-site clinical and counselling services are

Phone: (902) 431-5279

Youth Employability
Phoenix Learning and
Employment Centre
(PLEC) provided by experienced nurses, doctors and counsellors.

North End Community Health
Care Centre, Halifax, 902-420-
0303

Mainline Needle Exchange and
Outreach, Halifax, 902-830-
3853 / 902-423-9991

Direction 180 Methadone
Clinic, Halifax, 902-420-0566
Employment support and service delivery specifically targeting youth exposed to the social assistance and child welfare systems within the Halifax Regional Municipality
Provides youth with support and learning opportunities for skill development so that they are able to make a successful transition to school. As well, we support youth to develop the necessary and appropriate skills for meaningful employment.

http://www.ceed.ca/

209-4396


http://www.phoenixyouth.ca/programs/ employmentcenter
422-3105
Nova Scotia School
Boards

Conseil scolaire acadien provincial

Halifax Regional School Board
Dept of Education and School Boards

Halifax Regional School Board

Schools Plus http://schoolsplus.ednet.ns.ca/

Flexible Learning and Education
Centres (FLECs)
Schools Plus
424-7308

Flexible Learning and Education
Centres www.flec.ednet.ns.ca 832-
8630

Teen Health Centres

Administration Office, 1326
Bedford Highway, Bedford, NS
B4A 1C9, Phone: (902) 832-8630,
E-Mail: AHS@hrsb.ns.ca Web: http://www.flec.ednet.ns.ca/

FLECs Halifax, St. Patrick's -
Alexandra School, First Floor, 2277
Maitland Street, Halifax, NS
Phone: (902) 421-2512 / Fax: (902)
421-2508

FLECs Dartmouth, Forsyth Centre,
136 Pinecrest Drive, Dartmouth,
NS, Phone: (902) 464-2400

FLECs Bedford, 1326 Bedford
Hwy. Bedford, NS, Phone: (902)
832-8630

Senior High Academic Night Credit
Program, Classes on
Monday/Wednesday or
Tuesday/Thursday, 6 pm to 9:30 pm, Citadel High School, 1855
Trollope St., Halifax, NS
The services provided at each
SchoolsPlus site will respect and address the unique needs of the community. Each site has a regional advisory committee with representation from various government departments such as Justice,
Health, Community Services, Education, and Health Promotion and Protection. The advisory committees help identify gaps in services or resources and help come up with solutions. Sites:

Aspotogan Consolidated

High School &
Junior High Teen
Health Centres
(Halifax
Municipality)
Elementary School, 105 Parkwood
Drive, Hubbards

Harbour View School, 25 Alfred
St., Dartmouth

Joseph Howe School, 2557
Maynard St., Halifax

Nelson Whynder Elementary
School, 979 North Preston Rd.,
Dartmouth

Oxford School, 6364 North St.,
Halifax

Ross Road School, 336 Ross
Road, Dartmouth

John Martin Jr. High, 7 Brule
Street, Dartmouth
 St. Patrick’s-Alexandra School,
2277 Maitland Street, Halifax

Auburn Drive Teen Health Centre,
Sharon Chapman, Phone: 462-
6900, ext. 750-1017

Avonview High, Stephney Hind,
Phone: 902-792-6787

Carrefore Renette Amirault-Laing,
Phone: 902-433=7029

Citadel High School, Heather
McCleave, 491-4444 ext 283-1014

Citadel High Feeder Schools,
Janice Dempsey Stewart, 237-
5356 (cell)

C.P. Allen High, Jennifer LeLievre,
832-8964 ext 755-1319

Cole Harbour High, Amy Burnie,
464-5220 ext 760-1030

Dartmouth High, Corinne Hodder
Malloy, 464-2457 ext 400-1127

Duncan MacMillan, Darlene
Rasmussen, 902-885-2441

Eastern Shore District High,
Connie Campbell, 889-4025 ext
770-1103

Five Bridges Junior High, Shelley
Radford, 876-2026 X 740-1225

Halifax West High, Angie Prest,
457-8900 ext 560-1280

J. L. Ilsley High, Christine
Murchison, 479-4612 ext 570-1107

Phoenix Learning and Employment
Centre (PLEC)

Lockview High, Sheila Lane, 860-
6000 ext 772-1309

Millwood High, Gina Surette, 864-
7535 ext 775-1241

Musquodoboit Rural High,
Marybeth Wright, 384-2320ext
780-1120

Prince Andrew High, Erin
Callaghan, 435-8452 ext 410-1219

Ridgecliff Middle School, Shelley
Radford, 876-4381 ext 106

Sackville High, Gina Duggan, 864-
6700 ext 785-1325

Sir John A. MacDonald, Kim Rose,
826-3222 ext 790-1023
Provides youth with support and learning opportunities for skill development so that they are able to make a successful transition to school. As well, we support youth to develop the necessary and appropriate skills for meaningful employment.

http://www.phoenixyouth.ca/prog rams/employmentcenter

422-3105
Private Practice
Social Workers
Halifax

Jacqueline Barkley, MSW , Phone: (902)-
454-5784 , Email: barkley@ns.sympatico.ca

Donna Curtis, MSW , Phone: (902)-835-
8717 , Email: donnajcurtis@gmail.com

Susan M. Drysdale, MSW , Phone: (902)-
453-0409 , Email: sdrysdale@ns.sympatico.ca

Jane Earle, BSW, MSW , Phone: (902)-826-2912 ,
Email: earleassociates@eastlink.ca or

Nova Scotia Association of
Social Workers (NSASW)

http://www.nsasw.org/files/File/B oard%20of%20Examiners/Privat e%20Practitioners%20list%20-
%20March%202013.pdf

jane.earle@ns.sympatico.ca
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Donelda MacDonald, BSW, MSW ,
Phone: (902) 456-5053, Email: donelda@familyfoundationsconsulting.com
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Barry McClatchey, BSW, MSW, Phone:
(902)-877-3080 , Email: barry@hbtc.ca
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Shirley Oickle, BSW, MSW , Phone :
(902)-677-2323, Email: shirley@spacetothrive.com
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Ken Osbourne, MSW, Phone: (902)-455-
9939 Ext. 106 , Email: kosbourne@breakthrough.ns.ca
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Jim Oulton, MSW , Phone: (902)-422-
6315 , Email: jim.oulton@hotmail.com
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George R. Savoury, BSW, MSW, Phone:
(902) 462-2498 (H) (902) or 424-8256
(W), Email: savourgr@gov.ns.ca
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Anne Sexton, MSW, Phone: (902)-455-
6419, Email: samrankin@eastlink.ca
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Corinne Steele, BSW, MSW, Phone:
(902)-455-5684, Email: corinne.steele@forces.gc.ca
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Jennifer Van Kessel, BSW, MSW, Phone:
(902)-407-2095, Email: jen.vankessel@gmail.com
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Paula Weaver, BSW, MSW, Phone:(902)-
893-0529 (H) or (902)-893-3991 (W),
Email: info@ccmin.ca
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Robert Wright, BSW/RSW, (902)443-
0192, wrights@ns.sympatico.ca
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Shanda L. Woodin, MSW, Phone: (902)-
220-0449, Email: s.woodin@ns.sympatico.ca
Halifax Regional Municipality
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Peggy Beaton, MSW, Phone: (902)-454-
6238, Email: coxbeaton@eastlink.ca
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Jackie Barkley, MSW, Phone: (902)-454-
5784, Email: barkley@ns.sympatico.ca
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Andrea Boyce, MSW, Phone: (902)-832-
9513, Email: andreaboyce@ns.sympatico.ca
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Marion Brown, BSW, MSW, Phone:
(902)-494-1192, Email: marion.brown@dal.ca
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Ruth Burton, MSW, Phone: (902)-422-
3711 Ext. 3, Email: reburton@hotmail.com

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Randy F. Carter, MSW, BSW, Phone:
(902)-889-3108
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Jill Ceccolini, MSW, Phone: (902)-221-
1856, Email: jill.ceccolini@ns.sympatico.ca
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Sandy Chinery, BSW, MSW, Phone:
(902)-465-8459, Email: sandy.chinery@cdha.nshealth.ca
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Laura Cormier, BSW, MSW, Phone:
(902)-240-7034
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Mary Cripton, MSW, Phone: (902)-431-
6230, Email: marycripton@hotmail.com
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Patricia Murphy Cosgrove, BSW, MSW,
Phone: (902)-431-6407, Email: patbern@eastlink.ca
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Debra Crosby, BSW, MSW, Phone:
(902)-473-4291, Cell: (902)-488-5692
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Linda DeBaie, MSW, Phone: (902)-478-
5492, Email: linda.debaie@ns.sympatico.ca
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Pat Dougan, MSW, Phone: (902)-454-
4236, Email: pdougan@ns.sympatico.ca
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Glenna Emmett-Reashor, BSW, MSW,
Phone: (902) 209-0593, Email: gemmettreashor@east.link.ca
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Roger L. Godin, MSW, Phone: (902)-455-
9939, Email: rgodin@breakthrough.ns.ca
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Fyre Jean Graveline, MSW, Ph.D, Phone:
(902)-889-2905/889-7469, Email: fyrejean@eastlink.ca
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Susan Hagell, BSW, MSW, Phone: (902)-
443-7975, Email: jshagell@ns.sympatico.ca
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Glenda Haydon, MSW, Phone: (902)-431-
9270, Email: glahydon@gmail.com
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Shawna Hoyte, BSW, MSW, Phone:
(902)-478-2395, Email: hoytes@hotmail.com
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Amy Jones, MSW, Phone: (902)-449-
6496, Email: amyjones133@gmail.com
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Deborah Kaetz, MSW, Phone: (902)-479-
0280, Email: dakaetz@gmail.com
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Mark Koenig, MSW, Phone: (902)-422-
3711 Ext. 3, Email: mkoenig@ns.sympatico.ca
 Ian ‘Tay’ Landry, BSW, MSW, Phone:
(902)-830-2254, Email: sweetgrasssage@eastlink.ca
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Marika Lathem, BSW, MSW, Phone:

(902)-860-1659 or (902)-424-3787, Email: lathemm@gov.ns.ca
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Lauchlan Learned, BSW, MSW, Phone:
(902)-454-1424, Email: llearned@chebucto.ns.ca
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Vincent E. MacDonald, MSW, Phone:
(902)-462-4050, Email: topper@ns.sympatico.ca
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Susan L. Nasser, BSW, MSW, Phone:
(902)- 443-8907, Email: susan.nasser@ns.sympatico.ca
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Tom Osborne, MSW, Phone: (902)-476-
4416, Email: dartmouthtom@hotmail.com
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Jim Oulton, MSW, Phone: (902)-422-
6315, Email: jim.oulton@hotmail.com
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Jacqueline M. Pace, BSW, MSW, Phone:
(902)-441-8545, Email: jmpace4@hotmail.com
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Denise Perron, BSW, MSW, Phone:
(902)-461-1721, Email: www.wholetherapy.ca
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Brenda K. Richard, MSW, Phone: (902)-
494-1356, Email: brenda.richard@dal.ca
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Devota Ryan, BSW, MSW, Phone: (902)-
406-2147, Email: devotar@live.ca
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Corinne Steele, BSW, MSW, Phone:
(902)-455-5684, Email: corinne.steele@forces.gc.ca
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Annette Strug, BSW, MSW, Phone: (902)-
488-3933, Email: mediate@ns.sympatico.ca
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Donna Touchie, MSW, Phone: (902)-466-
2552, Email: donnatouchie@gmail.com
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Debbie Van Horne, BSW, MSW, Phone:
(902)-223-9920
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Annemieke Vink, MSW, Phone: (902)-
431-3288, Email: av@eastlink.ca
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Dona Whalen, BSW, MSW, Phone: (902)-
489-6202, Email: donawhalen@hotmail.com
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Coleen Shepherd, MSW, Phone: (902)-
844-2224, Email: jshepherd@ns.sympatico.ca
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Jane Moffat Schnare, MSW, Phone:
(902)-228-2090(Message) (902)-277-
1957(Cell), Email: j.schnare@ns.sympatico.ca
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Dianne Wheeler, BSW, MSW, Phone:
(902)-832-0437, Email: dwheeler.atac@ns.aliantzinc.ca

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Edith Ann Verheuvel, BSW, MSW,
Phone: (902)-897-2880
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Sandra J. Miller, BSW, MSW, Phone:
(902)-405-7505, Email: sjmiller2005@yahoo.ca
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Lana Maclean, BSW, MSW, Phone:
(902)-223-4906, Email: immaclean1@eastlink.ca
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Dianna Robichaud-Smith, MSW, Phone:
(902)-896-6264, Email: dianna.smith@ns.sympatico.ca
Halifax Regional Municipality &
Colchester Counties
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Clara Coward, BSW, MSW, Phone: (902)-
225-1418, Email: claracorward@hotmail.com
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Wendy Green, MSW, Phone: (902)-832-
0438, Email: wgreen.atac@ns.aliantzinc.ca
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Christina G. Wilson, MSW, Phone: (902)-
499-0593, Email: balanceforliving@live.com
Halifax Regional Municipality, Colchester,
Hants, Kings, Lunenburg & Queens
Counties
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Susan Cakmak, MSW, Phone: (902)-827-
5835, Email: susancakmak@hotmail.com
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Wayne Hollett, MSW, Phone: (902)-483-
0082, Email: whollett@eastlink.ca
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Shireen V. Singer, MSW, Phone: (902)-
233-8305, Email: ssinger@ns.sympatico.ca
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Kevin V. Mason, BSW, MSW, Phone:
(902)-792-8324, Email: masoncounseling@hotmail.com
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Janet Morrell, MSW, Phone: (902)-798-
5077, Email: annjan@eastlilnk.ca
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Nancy Rogers-Currie, BSW, MSW,
Phone: (902)-9125 (Res) (902)-470-
8077(Bus), Email: nancycurrie@eastlink.ca

REFERRAL CONTACT
Private Practice
Psychologists

Dr. Erika Baker , Erika Baker Psychological
Services, 1681 Cambridge Street, Halifax ,
902-445-3851
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Dr. Tracy Banks, Dr Nina Woulff,
Psychologist & Associates, 5539-B Young
Street, Halifax, 492-1271, Ext. 7

Lindsay J. Bates Ph.D., Corkum &
Associates Psychological Services Ltd, 23
Waterstone Run, Hammonds Plains, 902-
832-0332
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Dr. Nancy Bartlett, Dr. Nina Woulff,
Psychologist & Associates, 5539-B Young
Street, Halifax, 492-1271, Ext. 7

Sheila Bower-Jacquard, M.Sc., Bower-
Jacquard Psychological Services Ltd., 7165
Highway # 1, Coldbrook NS B4R 1A2, P:
902-678-6572

Joanna Buisseret-McKinnon M.A.S.P.,
Marsh-Knickle & Associates, 1278 Bedford
Highway, 902-832-0830

Bryan R. Campbell R.Psych, Campbell
Counselling Centre, Ste 105, 6009 Quinpool
Road, 1-800-504-1072

Toni Campagnoni, M.A., Mailing Address:
Box 228, Liverpool NS B0T 1K0, Office: 6
Bridge Street, Milton NS B0T 1K0, P: 902-
354-4660

Diana Cassie Ph.D., Erica Baker
Psychological Services Ltd. (formerly Ann
Krane & Assoc.), 1681 Cambridge St, 902-
445-3851

Andrea D. Cook, M.A., Waldegrove Psychological
Services, Ste 504 Sovereign Place, 5121
Sackville St., Halifax NS B3J 1K1, P: 902-406-
9404

Dr. Valerie Corkum, Corkum & Associates
Psychological Services Ltd, 23 Waterstone
Run, Hammonds Plains, 902-832-0332

Dr. Victor Day, Halifax Psychological
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Association of Psychologists of Nova
Scotia APNS
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http://www.apns.ca/findapsych.html

Services, Ste 305, 6155 North St, Gladstone
Prof Centre, Halifax NS B3K 5R3, P: 902-
453-2200
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Barbara L. DeLong, M.Ed., Box 833,
Chester NS B0J 1J0, P: 902-277-0566,
Chester – Tuesdays, Bridgewater -
Wednesdays & Thursdays
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Pamela Dixon, M.Sc., Dixon Psychological
Services, Ste 328, 1657 Barrington St,
Halifax NS B3J 2A1, P: 902-446-4778
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Joann E. Doran M.A., Kristel Englund &
Associates Inc, 320 Whynachts Point Rd,
Tantallon, 902-826-2729
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Kristel Englund, M.A., Kristel Englund &
Associates Inc., 320 Whynachts Point Rd.,
Tantallon NS B3Z 2L1, P: 902-826-2729
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Darren M. Fowler, M.A., Cornerstone
Psychological Services Inc., 2045 Harvard
St., Halifax NS B3L 2S8, P: 902-407-445
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Dr. Barbara Fox, Genest Psychological
Services Inc (GPS), 5739 Inglis St, Halifax
NS B3H 1K5, P: 902-492-2546
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Dr. John Gainer, Dr. J. Gainer & Associates,
207 Alexandra St, Sydney NS B1S 2E8, P:
902-539-1235
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Frederick French Ph.D., 1278 Bedford Hwy;
Mailing: Box 44237, Bedford, 902-471-3244
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Joann E. Doran M.A., Kristel Englund &
Associates Inc,, 320 Whynachts Point Rd,
Tantallon, 902-826-2729
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Debra Garland, M.A., Garland Psychological
Services Inc, 274 Prince Arthur Ave, Unit 3,
Dartmouth NS B2Y 2K2, P: 902-466-0469
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Dr. Patricia A. Gerrior, 155 Main St,
Antigonish NS B2G 2S3, P: 902-863-8303
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S. Margaret Grant, M.Sc., 117 Dominion St.,
Truro NS B2N 3P6, P: 902-895-8558
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Dr. Joanne Gusella, Ste 422, 5991 Spring
Garden Road, Halifax, NS, 902-422-6517
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Hugh J. Haley, Ph.D., 2662 Highway 337,
Antigonish Harbour, NS, P: 902-863-6370
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Dr. S. Gerald Hann, Dr. S. Gerald Hann,
Psychological Services, Coburg Place
Professional Centre, Halifax Learning Ctr.,
Ste 100, 6389 Coburg Rd.,, 902-453-8336
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Lesley Hartman, M.A., Lesley Hartman &
Associates, Ste 209,3845 Joseph Howe
Drive, Halifax NS B3L 4H9, 902-401-4802
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Dr. Charles J. A. Hayes, Hayes
Psychological Services, 1459 Hollis Street,

Halifax, 902-492-3533
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Dr. Julia Holt, Genest Psychological
Services Inc, 5739 Inglis St, Halifax NS B3H
1K5, P: 902-492-2546 & Ste 200,
Shubenacadie Prof. Ctr, 5 Mill Village Rd.,
Shubenacadie NS, P: 902-261-2421
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Dr. Kathy Hubley Carruthers, Genest
Psychological Services, 5739 Inglis St.,
Halifax NS B3H 1K5 P: 902-492-2546
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Dr. Carolyn Humphreys, Breakthrough, Ste
108, 3845 Joseph Howe Drive, 902-455-
9939 x104
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Philippe Isler M.A., Philippe Isler
Psychological Services, Ste 502 West, 42-
46 Portland St., Dartmouth NS B2Y 1H4, P:
902-463-0552
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Dr. Susan Jerrott, Dr. Nina Woulff,
Psychologist & Associates, Hydrostone
Market, 5539-B Young Street, Halifax, 902-
492-1271

Chimene Jewer M.Sc., Halifax Psychological
Services Inc., Ste 305, 6155 North Street,
Halifax, 902-453-2200

Dr. Brad Kelln, Ste 605, 5121 Sackville St.,
Halifax NS B3J 1K1, P: 902-488-5229

Olga Komissarova M.Psy., Jacqueline
Milner-Clerk & Associates Inc, 44-46
Portland Street, Ste 312,, Dartmouth, 902-
461-8133

Paula Luedemann, M.Ed., Garland
Psychological Services Inc, 274 Prince
Arthur Ave, Unit 3, Dartmouth NS B2Y 2K2,
P: 902-466-0469

Judie MacDougall, M.A., Ste 328,1657
Barrington St., Halifax NS B3J 2A1, P: 902-
446-4776

Angela MacKay M.Sc., Therapeutic
Approach Health Centre, Ste 102, 6156
Quinpool Rd., 902-429-3303
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Dr. Heather MacLatchy, Genest
Psychological Services Inc., 5739 Inglis St.,
Halifax NS B3H 1K5 P: 902-492-2546

Anne MacLellan, M.A., Ste 503, Royal Bank
Bldg, 44 Portland St, , Dartmouth NS, P:
902-404-1233

Barbara MacLean, M.Sc., Barbara MacLean
Psychological Services, 29 Fairview Ave,
Stellarton, NS B2H 4B4, P: 902-752-2969

Farley MacLeod, M.A., Jacqueline Milner-
Clerk & Associates, Ste 312, 44-46 Portland

St, Dartmouth NS B2Y 1H4, P: 902-461-
8133
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Angela MacPhee M.Sc., Roth Associates in
Psychology, 5538 Macara Street, Halifax,
902-454-6166
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Angela MacPhee M.Sc., Roth Associates in
Psychology, 5538 Macara Street, Halifax,
902-454-6166
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Dr. Alana K. Matwychuk, Ste 2, 779 Prince
St, Truro NS B2N 1G7, P: 902-895-4055
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Dr. Robin McGee, Box 496, Port Williams
NS B0P 1T0, P: 902-670-5607
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Dr. Holly McConville, Clayton Park Prof
Centre, 255 Lacewood Dr, Halifax, 902-407-
6793
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Robert W. Milks, B.A., Dip. S.Psych., RW
Milks & Associates, 9707 Hwy #4, RR #1,
Monastery NS B0H 1W0, P: 902-232-2219
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Jacqueline Milner-Clerk, M.Sc., Jacqueline
Milner-Clerk & Associates Inc., Dartmouth
Medical Ctr, Ste 312, 44-46 Portland St,
Dartmouth NS B2Y 1H4, P: 902-461-8133
 Kim D. O’Connor, M.Ed., 458 Main Street,
Kentville NS B4N 1K8, P: 902-679-7295
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Bonnie Noseworthy M.A.S.P., Erica Baker
Psychological Services (formerly Ann Krane
& Assoc.),1681 Cambridge St, Halifax, 902-
445-3851
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Lori Parker M.A., Fenwick Psychological
Services, Ste 314, 5595 Fenwick St, Halifax,
902-421-7514

Brad M. Peters M.Sc., Cornerstone
Psychological Services Inc, 2045 Harvard
St., Halifax, P: 902-407-4456
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Dr. E. Lisa Price, 18 University Ave.,
Wolfville NS, P: 902-585-1196
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Dr. Kiran Pure, Dr. Kiran Pure & Associates
Ltd, 90 Portland Street, Dartmouth, 902-444-
3669
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Matthew T. Rippeyoung, M.A., Roth
Associates in Psychology, 5538 Macara St,
Halifax NS B3K 1V9, P: 902-454-6166
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Mark Russell, M.Sc., Mark Russell
Psychologist Inc., Halifax Psychological
Services, Ste 305, 6155 North St, Gladstone
Prof Centre, Halifax NS B3K 5R3, P: 902-
453-1506
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Nicola Scales, M.Sc., 35 Inglis Place, Truro
NS B2N 4B5, P: 902-895-3865
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Dr. Belinda Seagram, Windsor, 902-791-

1167
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Carol M. Shirley M.A.S.P., Roth Associates in Psychology, 5538 Macara Street, Halifax,
902-454-6166
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Dr. John Sperry, Dr. John Sperry &
Associates, Ste 365, 5991 Spring Garden
Rd, Halifax, 114 Woodlawn Road,
Dartmouth, 902-435-4431
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Patricia A. Spens, M.Sc., M.Ed., Roth
Associates in Psychology, 5538 Macara St,
Halifax NS B3K 1V9, P: 902-454-6166
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Dr. Elaine Stoffer, Roth Associates in
Psychology, 5538 Macara St., Halifax NS
B3K 1V9, P: 902-454-6166
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Deborah Jones Szostak, Ed.M., Clinical
Psychology Services, Public Gardens
Medical Clinic, Ste 200, 5675 Spring Garden
Rd., Halifax NS B3J 1H1, P: 902-495-9013
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Dr. John Swaine, Clinical Psychologist, Ste
365, 5991 Spring Garden Road, Halifax,
902-469-0048

Stephen W. Theriault, M.Sc., Valley
Psychological Service, 458 Main Street,
Kentville NS B4N 1K8, P:902-679-8224

Dr. Allister F. Webster, In-Psych Inc., New
Glasgow NS, P: 902-754-3080

Bob Whyte M.A., Halifax Education &
Behavior Consultants, Ste 342, 5991 Spring
Garden Road, Halifax, 902-860-1144

Barbara Winn, M.A., Ste 310, 1044 Tower
Rd, Halifax NS B3H 4R1, 6230 Coburg Rd.,
Halifax, P: 902-429-2943
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Dr. Nina Woulff, Dr. Nina Woulff,
Psychologist & Associates, 5539 B Young
Street, Halifax, 902-492-1271