Noémie Bergeron-Germain (she/her)
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST (Candidate Register)
Services in English and French / Services en anglais et français
Clinical Expertise
Noémie (pronounced no-emmy) works with adults (ages 18+ years) experiencing anxiety disorders (panic disorder, agoraphobia, phobias, social anxiety disorder, generalized anxiety disorder); obsessive-compulsive disorder; and depression; as well as other psychological conditions and concerns (e.g., adjustment to life stressors, emotional difficulties, ADHD coaching, ethnoracial stressors).
Education, Clinical Training & Experience
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Micro-Credential in Impact of Race and Culture Assessment, Dalhousie University & African Nova Scotian Justice Institute (Halifax, NS)
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Master of Science (MSc) in Psychology, Acadia University (Wolfville, NS)
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Bachelor of Science (BSc), First Class Honours in Psychology, Mount Saint Vincent University (Halifax, NS)
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Clinical training completed in private practice (Halifax, NS)
Current Activities & Memberships
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Candidate Register (C10960), Nova Scotia Board of Examiners in Psychology
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Member, Association of Psychologists of Nova Scotia
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Member, Health Association of African Canadians
Selected Publications
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Bergeron-Germain, N., Hickens, N., & Lackner, C. (2024). Years spent in Canada and ethnic identity moderate the relationship between race-based traumatic stress symptoms and cognitive and emotional processes. Healthy Populations Journal, 4, 13-33.