In Nova Scotia, the Nova Scotia Hearing and Speech Centres provide audiology and speech-language pathology services to preschoolers to age six and adults older than age 18. Their services are covered by MSI. Referrals can be made by any concerned party, including parents and self-referrals. Access the NSHSC website to obtain contact information.

Canadian Association of Speech Language Pathologists and Audiologists

In Canada, Speech and Language Pathologists are certified by the Canadian Association of Speech Language Pathologists and Audiologists or CASLPA. Their website provides information about clinicians and general info about speech and language pathology.

SHANS - Speech and Hearing Association of Nova Scotia

Similarly, there is a provincial association called SHANS for Speech and Hearing Association of Nova Scotia. Their website also has information about SLP services including a registry of private clinicians around the province.

Autism Society of Nova Scotia

A valuable resource for children and families affected by autism is the Autism Society of Nova Scotia. Access this site for information on the resources they have to offer including a great selection of websites for additional information and research. Family Speech and Language Services is now selling Autism Awareness car magnets; proceeds will be donated to the Autism Society of NS. Autism Awareness bracelets are SOLD OUT! A new order will be placed in the fall.

The Provincial Autism Centre

"The Provincial Autism Centre was founded with one primary goal: to help parents, professionals, those on the spectrum and others to find the information they need to support the person in their lives affected by Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD)." This website provides information about the services and information provided by the Provincial Autism Centre including literary resources, support services, treatment resources around Halifax and upcoming events.

The Childhood Apraxia of Speech Association of North America (CASANA)

Apraxia Kids provides information and support for families struggling with Developmental Apraxia, including information resources, materials and support.