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Association of Psychologists of Nova Scotia

The Association of Psychologists of Nova Scotia (APNS) represents and supports the profession of psychology in Nova Scotia.

APNS is the only provincial association devoted to representing the needs of psychology professionals in the province. APNS promotes psychology as a profession, as a science, and as a means of promoting human welfare. APNS provides a referral service for the public. Visit Find a Psychologist: https://apns.ca/find-a-psychologist/

01/14/2026

Looking for space to consult, connect, and reflect with fellow ECPs? 💬

Our next ECP Virtual Consult Group meets Monday, Jan 26 at 5:30 PM.

Open to Early Career Psychologists (first 10 years of practice).

📧 Email ecp.apns@gmail.com to RSVP and for the link!

12/17/2025

This holiday season, give yourself the gift of kindness, softness, and whatever feels right for your soul.

The holiday season can look different for everyone, and that’s okay. What matters is finding connection in ways that feel real and comforting.

This holiday season might be quieter, slower, or different than you expected — and that’s okay.

12/13/2025

As the days get darker and colder, it’s normal for our mood and energy to shift. If you’ve been feeling a little slower, sadder, or less motivated lately — you’re not alone.

You’re doing your best, and that is enough.
Be soft with yourself this winter.

Shorter days, cold mornings, and the pressure to “keep up” can make this season heavier than it looks. If you’ve been feeling low, tired, or less like yourself, it’s okay. Truly.

Taking care of yourself isn’t selfish — it’s essential.
Be gentle. Move slowly. You deserve care, too

11/29/2025

Attention Early Career Psychologists!

The APNS Early Career Psychologist (ECP) Committee is excited to invite psychologists in their first 10 years of practice to our upcoming social event!

Date: Thursday, December 4th
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Oxford Taproom on Quinpool Road, Halifax

This is a great chance to connect with other ECPs, build your professional and social network, and enjoy a relaxed evening together. We look forward to seeing many of you there!

Additional Save the Date:
Our next ECP Virtual Consult will be held on Monday, January 26th at 5:30 PM. To RSVP and receive the meeting link, please email ecp.apns@gmail.com. All early-career psychologists are welcome! A reminder will be sent closer to the date.

11/19/2025

Attention to all Nova Scotia Psychologists! The Child and Adolescent Psychology Interest Group will host their first meeting on Saturday, November 28th!

Join Dr. Penny Corkum and the CAP-I group for an engaging workshop on understanding and improving children’s sleep. Explore the latest research, common sleep challenges, and evidence-based strategies to support better sleep and wellbeing in your clients.

📅 November 29th | 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Halifax Central Library, Room 301

11/11/2025

Today, we remember with gratitude those who served and sacrificed. May we reflect on the resilience of the human spirit and our shared responsibility to foster peace and healing.

10/20/2025

October is OCD Awareness Month — a time to educate, advocate, and listen.
OCD affects people of all backgrounds and is often misunderstood.
Through awareness and access to effective treatment, individuals with OCD can lead fulfilling, meaningful lives. 🌱

10/19/2025

Calling all psychologists in Nova Scotia — join us October 24 for a workshop on understanding PTSD, trauma, and the unique cultures of paramedics and Crown Attorneys.
🔗 Register now: [link in bio]

09/30/2025

On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the APNS acknowledges the enduring impacts of colonialism, residential schools, and systemic injustices on First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples. These harms are not only historical but ongoing; shaping the health, wellbeing, and lived experiences of Indigenous communities today.

As psychologists, we have an ethical responsibility to recognize how these traumas intersect with mental health, to listen deeply to Indigenous voices, and to engage in culturally responsive and trauma-informed care. Reconciliation is not a single event but a continual process of reflection, education, and meaningful action.

We encourage our members and the public to learn about the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s 94 Calls to Action, support Indigenous-led initiatives, and commit to personal and professional growth in understanding Canada’s true history.

Together, we can help create a future rooted in respect, equity, and healing.

09/04/2025

💜 Help is Closer Than You Think.

Our Light the Way toolkit offers practical resources for individuals and communities to spark dialogue, raise awareness, and build meaningful connections that help prevent su***de across Nova Scotia.

Every conversation counts — share our materials and start the conversation today.

📥 View and download the toolkit: https://novascotia.cmha.ca/light-the-way-world-su***de-prevention-month-toolkit/

09/02/2025

First days can feel like a rollercoaster of emotions! 🎢
A cheerful attitude from you helps kids feel confident and ready. If school worries linger, psychologists can offer tools and strategies to help children feel calm and capable.

08/28/2025

Stress doesn’t have to control your life. If things feel overwhelming, take the next step—reach out for help. Psychologists can work with you to build healthy coping strategies and restore balance.

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5991 Spring Gardens Rd # 645
Halifax, NS
B3H1Y6

Website

http://www.apns.ca/

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