Adult Protection Services

The Freedom Foundation of Nova Scotia is a not-for-profit organization based in Halifax, dedicated to assisting men aged 19 and older in their recovery from addiction. Established in 1988, the foundation offers a structured program focusing on fostering recovery and developing positive self-image and self-worth within a secure and caring environment. Residents progress through four phases of recovery, starting with basic living skills and transitioning to independent living, with an average stay of six to eighteen months. Since its inception, the Freedom Foundation has successfully housed over a thousand men, helping many achieve long-term sobriety and reintegrate into society. Generated from the website

The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Nova Scotia is dedicated to effectively regulating physicians and surgeons in the province, ensuring high standards of medical practice and enhancing access to care for the public. They provide resources for both Canadian and internationally trained physicians, including licensure applications, continuing professional development, and practice enhancement programs. In addition to overseeing the licensing and registration processes, the College addresses complaints and investigations related to professional conduct, maintaining a commitment to ethical standards and professionalism within the medical community. They actively engage in public notifications and reports to promote transparency and accountability in healthcare practices across Nova Scotia. Generated from the website

Heart of the Tree Reiki and Craniosacral Therapy, led by Susan Hirshberg, is a holistic health practice dedicated to empowering individuals through self-healing modalities. With a foundation in animal behavior and extensive experience as a client, Susan offers tailored therapy sessions that promote self-actualization and foster connections between humans and animals. In addition to Reiki and Craniosacral Therapy, Heart of the Tree provides a variety of programs, classes, and resources aimed at helping clients release trauma and discover their inner truth. The practice is set to expand as it prepares to reopen in Ship Harbour, Nova Scotia, later in 2025, under the new name Heart of the Tree Healing Centre. Generated from the website