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Canadian Counselling & Psychotherapy Association (CCPA)
The national, bilingual association responsible for developing the Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice for therapists practicing in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.
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Nova Scotia College of Counselling Therapists (NSCCT)
The regulatory body that licenses and oversees counselling therapists in the province to ensure safe, ethical, and professional care. All practicing counselling therapists in Nova Scotia must be registered with the NSCCT.
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College of Counselling Therapy PEI (CCTPEI)
Regulates the practice of counselling therapy in PEI to ensure therapists provide safe, ethical, and competent care. All practicing counselling therapists in the province must be registered with CCTPEI.
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CCPA Code of Ethics
Outlines the principles that guide ethical and professional counselling practice across Canada. It ensures that therapists prioritize client well-being, confidentiality, and integrity in all aspects of their work.
https://www.ccpa-accp.ca/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/CCPA-2020-Code-of-Ethics-E-Book-EN.pdf
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Filing a Complaint in Nova Scotia
Involves submitting concerns about a registered therapist’s conduct or competence. NSCCT reviews all complaints to ensure therapists are practicing safely, ethically, and in the public’s best interest.
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Filing a Complaint in Prince Edward Island
Allows individuals to report concerns about a therapist’s professional conduct or competence. The College investigates all complaints to protect the public and uphold ethical, safe counselling practices.
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Mi'kmaq Confederacy of PEI
A non-profit organization that represents and supports the Lennox Island and Abegweit First Nations. It provides programs, advocacy, and services that promote the rights, culture, and well-being of Mi’kmaq people across the province.
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The Confederacy of Mainland Mi'kmaq
A tribal council that supports Mi’kmaq communities in Mainland Nova Scotia through culturally grounded programs and advisory services. CMM promotes wellness by offering community-based initiatives in areas such as mental health, healing, and family support.