Steps to becoming a licensed Psychologist in Nova Scotia.
Complete a graduate degree in psychology that meets the requirements of the Nova Scotia Regulator of Psychology (NSRP). A master’s degree is the minimum requirement for registration, and many professionals also complete doctoral training. [apns.ca], [ns-rp.ca]
To help you get started, here are a couple of master’s programs in Atlantic Canada.
Dalhousie University – Clinical Psychology program
Memorial University – Masters in Applied Psychological Science (Co-op)
To practice psychology in Nova Scotia, you must be registered with the Nova Scotia Regulator of Psychology (NSRP) and hold the appropriate license.
Applicants begin supervised practice by registering on the Conditional Register as a Candidate Psychologist. At this stage, you are registered with the Nova Scotia Regulator of Psychology (NSRP). and authorized to practice under supervision.
While on the Conditional Register, you must complete the required supervised experience and pass the required examinations, including the EPPP and oral exam. Visit here.
After meeting all requirements, you may move to full registration and practice independently as a Registered Psychologist in Nova Scotia.