I think you will see regional variability in the problems people face, even in Atlantic Canada. Everyone is unique.
If you're a psychologist, then you have to drill down and understand the geography, the history and the society that the person is living in and have respect for that culture. There's a lot of diversity within Atlantic Canada, so you need to be culturally responsive to people from different ethnicities, backgrounds and groups. As psychologists, we are trying to continually improve ourselves to provide effective treatment to the widest range of people possible.
