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New Brunswick Psychologist Disqualified for Endangering Children

Richard Ouellette, a psychologist from Edmundston, New Brunswick, has lost his licence after being found to have caused psychological risk to children. He had been practising for 33 years prior to the complaint lodged against him. The decision was made by the College of Psychologists of New Brunswick.

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Richard Ouellette, a psychologist based in Edmundston, New Brunswick, has faced disciplinary action resulting in the revocation of his licence to practise. This decision came after findings by the College of Psychologists of New Brunswick that he posed a psychological risk to children. Ouellette had a lengthy career spanning 33 years, during which he was entrusted to provide psychological services within the province. The complaint that led to his disqualification highlighted serious concerns regarding his methods and practices while assessing and treating minors. The College of Psychologists of New Brunswick has a mandate to protect the public by ensuring that its members uphold professional standards and conduct, which was a central factor in the disciplinary decision regarding Ouellette. The case raises awareness about the importance of oversight in psychological practices, particularly those involving vulnerable populations such as children.

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N.B. psychologist loses licence for causing 'psychological risk to children'
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