You deserve support, and we’re here to provide it.
Whether you’re navigating relationship difficulties, struggling with your mental health, or seeking answers for yourself or your child, Crossroads Counselling & Psychological Services is here to help you move forward.
A full range of psychological and counselling services for individuals, couples and families, delivered by experienced psychologists and therapists who genuinely care about your wellbeing.
Understanding how you or your child learns and processes information is a powerful first step. Our assessments are conducted by registered psychologists and provide clear, actionable results, whether you’re seeking school accommodations, a formal diagnosis, or answers for your academic pursuits.
If you’ve been wondering whether ADHD, a learning disability or another cognitive factor might be affecting your daily life, we can help you find clarity.
Every member of the Crossroads team became a psychologist or therapist for the same reason: to help people.
We work with you to explore the challenges you’re facing and equip you with the tools to address them, at a pace that works for you.
Not every issue has a quick resolution, and we don’t pretend otherwise. What we offer is a steady, skilled and compassionate presence as you work toward the life you want to live.
Taking that first step toward therapy is often the hardest part. We’re here to make it as easy as possible.
We respond quickly. Reach out by phone, email or our contact form, and we’ll answer your questions, address any concerns and schedule an introductory session at a time that works for you.
Our team looks forward to hearing your story.
128 Appaloosa Run, Hammonds Plains, close to Bedford and easily accessible from across the Halifax Regional Municipality. Free parking.
Can’t make it in person? We also offer video sessions, so you can access support from wherever you are.
The good news: small, steady habits can help you feel more grounded as the seasons change. Here are six simple ways to support your mental health this fall.
Everyone’s reasons for seeking counselling are different. You may be working through something personal — anxiety, stress, grief, a difficult life transition. You may be hoping to rebuild connection and communication with a partner. Or you may be looking for support as a family, navigating conflict or strengthening the way you relate to one another. Whatever brings you to counselling, finding the type of support that fits your needs is an important first step.
Position available: Associate Psychologist, focused on couples. https://crossroadscpc.ca/our-team/join-our-team/
