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Enhances and restores mobility through a variety of hands-on treatments, education, and exercise prescription. Provides a personalized treatment plan based on the individual's specific needs.

Please visit the website for a list of physiotherapy locations and contact numbers: https://www.nshealth.ca/clinics-programs-and-services/physiotherapy

Occupational therapists offer a broad range of client-centred screening, assessment and intervention services to individuals and groups of all ages.

Occupation (meaningful daily activities) is used in a therapeutic manner to develop, restore, maintain or enhance a client's ability to safely and effectively perform self-care, productivity or leisure activities.

Please visit the website for a list of occupational therapy locations and contact numbers: https://www.nshealth.ca/clinics-programs-and-services/occupational-therapy

Audiologists work to:

• Reduce the impact of hearing loss
• Test hearing
• Help people and groups learn about hearing loss
• Teach about hearing loss
• Study hearing loss and its impact

Audiologists are trained in advanced test procedures and follow recognized practice standards and work with other health care professionals to identify and diagnose hearing problems. Using a variety of tests, the audiologist assesses different parts of the ear:

• Outer ear
• Middle ear
• Inner ear
• Otoacoustic Emissions (OAE)

After reviewing these tests, the audiologist will discuss the results with you and make recommendations about whether more tests are required, if a medical referral might be appropriate, or if hearing aid amplification should be considered.

Audiologists work to:

• Reduce the impact of hearing loss
• Test hearing
• Help people and groups learn about hearing loss
• Teach about hearing loss
• Study hearing loss and its impact

Audiologists are trained in advanced test procedures and follow recognized practice standards and work with other health care professionals to identify and diagnose hearing problems. Using a variety of tests, the audiologist assesses different parts of the ear:

• Outer ear
• Middle ear
• Inner ear
• Otoacoustic Emissions (OAE)

After reviewing these tests, the audiologist will discuss the results with you and make recommendations about whether more tests are required, if a medical referral might be appropriate, or if hearing aid amplification should be considered.

Helps children, youth, and women achieve their highest level of physical functioning by providing assessment, treatment, and consultation.

Offers community outreach to schools, daycares, and homes as appropriate in partnership with community caregivers.

Audiologists work to:

• Reduce the impact of hearing loss
• Test hearing
• Help people and groups learn about hearing loss
• Teach about hearing loss
• Study hearing loss and its impact

Audiologists are trained in advanced test procedures and follow recognized practice standards and work with other health care professionals to identify and diagnose hearing problems. Using a variety of tests, the audiologist assesses different parts of the ear:

• Outer ear
• Middle ear
• Inner ear
• Otoacoustic Emissions (OAE)

After reviewing these tests, the audiologist will discuss the results with you and make recommendations about whether more tests are required, if a medical referral might be appropriate, or if hearing aid amplification should be considered.

Audiologists work to:

• Reduce the impact of hearing loss
• Test hearing
• Help people and groups learn about hearing loss
• Teach about hearing loss
• Study hearing loss and its impact

Audiologists are trained in advanced test procedures and follow recognized practice standards and work with other health care professionals to identify and diagnose hearing problems. Using a variety of tests, the audiologist assesses different parts of the ear:

• Outer ear
• Middle ear
• Inner ear
• Otoacoustic Emissions (OAE)

After reviewing these tests, the audiologist will discuss the results with you and make recommendations about whether more tests are required, if a medical referral might be appropriate, or if hearing aid amplification should be considered.

Offers a range of health and wellness supports and services to volunteer firefighters and ground search and rescue personnel in Nova Scotia. Services are offered 24-hours, 365 days a year and are confidential.

Services offered include:

• Individual counselling therapy with registered clinicians in-person, over the phone or online, to support mental illness, grief and loss, post-traumatic stress, mental health crisis and more
• Family and couples' therapy
• Wellness supports, including stress management tools
• Addictions and substance use support
• Support to manage chronic illness, including access to registered dieticians
• Legal advice from experts in family law on issues such as separation, divorce, and custody
• Financial guidance and resources, including debt management, bankruptcy, and retirement
• Support with relationships, parenting, childcare, and elder care

This is a partnership between the Office of Addictions and Mental Health and Telus Health

Provides accessible primary health care services to people who are experiencing homelessness, insecurely housed, street involved and underserved in the community. Mobile van travels to a variety of locations to provide nursing/medical services and occupational therapy (OT) services.

Please visit the website for a full list of locations they visit and services they provide.

Audiologists work to:

• Reduce the impact of hearing loss
• Test hearing
• Help people and groups learn about hearing loss
• Teach about hearing loss
• Study hearing loss and its impact

Audiologists are trained in advanced test procedures and follow recognized practice standards and work with other health care professionals to identify and diagnose hearing problems. Using a variety of tests, the audiologist assesses different parts of the ear:

• Outer ear
• Middle ear
• Inner ear
• Otoacoustic Emissions (OAE)

After reviewing these tests, the audiologist will discuss the results with you and make recommendations about whether more tests are required, if a medical referral might be appropriate, or if hearing aid amplification should be considered.

Website provides an online listing of regulated dental hygienists, dental technologists, and denturists who have established independent practices and provide services in alternate settings.

Denturists and dental hygienists' practice settings can include long term care facilities, collaborative practices, multi-discipline clinics, mobile services, or a stand-alone (storefront) office.

Dental technologists may own and operate dental laboratories, and they work collaboratively with other oral health professionals.

Website provides an online listing of licensed, practising dental hygienists, dental technologists, dental laboratory technicians and denturists in Nova Scotia; and permitted dental laboratory technicians.

Audiologists work to:

• Reduce the impact of hearing loss
• Test hearing
• Help people and groups learn about hearing loss
• Teach about hearing loss
• Study hearing loss and its impact

Audiologists are trained in advanced test procedures and follow recognized practice standards and work with other health care professionals to identify and diagnose hearing problems. Using a variety of tests, the audiologist assesses different parts of the ear:

• Outer ear
• Middle ear
• Inner ear
• Otoacoustic Emissions (OAE)

After reviewing these tests, the audiologist will discuss the results with you and make recommendations about whether more tests are required, if a medical referral might be appropriate, or if hearing aid amplification should be considered.