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Social worker Tess Macoy feels at home in Nova Scotia
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Social worker Tess Macoy feels at home in Nova Scotia
Tess Macoy had never set foot in Nova Scotia before arriving here in November. But it didn’t take long before it started to feel like home. Originally from Maine, Tess joined the Nova Scotia Health Mental Health and Addictions Program as a clinical therapist, settling in Kentville. “It’s been radically welcoming – both people through Nova Scotia Health, but also just people in the community,” Tess says. “Everybody I’ve talked to has been really …
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