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Private mental health practitioners welcome the chance be paid by public health system

The Nova Scotia government is working toward allowing private mental health practitioners to provide publicly insured services and some of their representatives say that should be the beginning of further reforms.

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Nova Scotia launches pilot program to address ASD and ADHD waitlists

Nova Scotia launches pilot program to address ASD and ADHD waitlists
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Pilot Program to Address Autism Spectrum Disorder, Attention Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder Wait Lists

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Nova Scotia's "discriminatorily underfunded" gender-affirming care system needs a revamp | City | Halifax, Nova Scotia

A newly proposed policy would make it easier to access surgery and hormones, provide more insurance coverage, and transition the province to an informed consent model.

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Free Counselling Services As Mass Shooting Anniversary Approaches

A team of psychologists is donating their time to help people struggling to deal with the upcoming anniversary of Nova Scotia’s mass murders.
The killing rampage began on April 18 of last year in Portapique and ended 13 hours later when police shot and killed the man behind it all at a gas station in Enfield, N.S.
Twenty-two innocent people lost their lives over two days in Colchester, Cumberland and Hants counties.
The murders happened in the midst of full lockdown orders at the beginning of the pandemic which prevented people from gathering to mourn the tragedy.
Virtual memorials and tributes were held instead.

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Free Counselling Services As Mass Shooting Anniversary Approaches

Free Counselling Services As Mass Shooting Anniversary Approaches
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Free counselling sessions offered a year after N.S. mass shooting

Free counselling sessions offered a year after N.S. mass shooting
A team of psychologists is offering free counselling sessions to Nova Scotians around the anniversary of the mass shooting that left 22 people dead.
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People can take part in up to 3 sessions by phone or video from April 5-May 7
CBC News ·
Posted: Apr 01, 2021 4:51 PM AT | Last Updated: April 1
The anniversary of a traumatic event like the killings that began in Portapique can impact people in different ways, says Dr. Victor Day.(Robert Short/CBC)
A team of psychologists is offering free counselling to help Nova Scotians cope with the anniversary of the mass shooting last April that left 22 people dead.

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