She joined CCPA in 1998 while working as a school counsellor, became a member of the CCPA Ethics Committee in 2007, and was the Nova Scotia director for CCPA from 2011-2015. Beth very much enjoys the opportunity to connect and collaborate with other CCPA members on committee work, webinars, workshops, conference presentations, research, and writing. In particular, she has valued her involvement in CCPA initiatives in the areas of counselling ethics and clinical supervision.