Nova Scotia
NIHB counselling in Nova Scotia.
450 counsellors in 77 Nova Scotia communities are enrolled with NIHB, and 30 of them are Indigenous. Pick your community to see who's there, or let us find the fit for you.
Find an NIHB counsellor by city
Halifax115 counsellorsDartmouth54 counsellorsSydney44 counsellorsBedford39 counsellorsTruro33 counsellorsColdbrook12 counsellorsAntigonish11 counsellorsKentville10 counsellorsLower Sackville10 counsellorsBridgewater7 counsellorsNew Glasgow7 counsellorsNorth Sydney7 counsellorsWolfville7 counsellorsNew Minas6 counsellors
Every Nova Scotia community (A–Z)
Amherst (1)Annapolis Royal (1)Antigonish (11)Arcadia (1)Bedford (39)Bedfrod (1)Beford (1)Belmont (1)Berwick (3)Bible Hill (1)Bridgewater (7)Brookfield (1)Canaan (1)Canning (1)Centreville (1)Chapel Island (1)Chester (1)Coldbrook (12)Crousetown (1)Dartmouth (54)Digby (1)Eskasoni (1)Fall River (2)Fishers Grant (1)Gaspereau (1)Glace Bay (2)Great Village (1)Halifax (115)Hammonds Plains (3)Hantsport (2)Head of St. Margaret's Bay (4)Herring Cove (1)Jimtown (1)Kentville (10)Kingston (1)Lake Echo (2)Lawrencetown (1)Little Harbour (1)Louisbourg (1)Lower Sackville (10)Lunenburg (3)Mabou (2)Mahone Bay (2)Meteghan River (1)Middleton (1)Millbrook (1)Millbrook First Nation (1)Milton (2)Mineville (1)Mira Road (1)Musquodoboit Harbour (1)New Glasgow (7)New Minas (6)New Waterford (2)North Sydney (7)Pictou (4)Pleasant Valley (1)Port Hawkesbury (1)Portuguese Cove (1)Pugwash (1)Reserve Mines (1)Shubenacadie (2)Spry Harbour (1)Stellarton (1)Stillwater Lake (1)Sydney (44)Tantallon (1)Truro (33)Tusket (2)Upper Tantallon (2)Valley (1)West Lahave (1)Whycocomagh (1)Windsor (3)Windsor Junction (1)Wolfville (7)Yarmouth (1)
Questions
NIHB counselling in Nova Scotia: questions.
Status First Nations people and Inuit enrolled with a land claim organization. Counselling with an NIHB-enrolled provider costs $0, for up to 22 hours a year, with extensions your counsellor can request.
Yes. Many counsellors are willing to travel, and we match on location first. Start your intake and tell us where you are.
NIHB doesn't cover Métis or non-status people, so Wapan isn't the right service. But a Métis organization in your region may offer supports, and Friendship Centres can point you to low-cost care.