Expat counselors and psychotherapists provide services to expats who have adjustment and other personal, professional and familial issues while living in Japan. Expat life can be much more rewarding with the help of these trained professionals.
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Online Psychotherapy for Expats. Training, Compassion, Experience, Humor, Results
Transitions provides Skype psychotherapy, counselling and coaching for English speaking Expatriates and Repatriates worldwide. Office in Brussels for face-to-face sessions.
Top 10 Tokyo Neighborhoods For Expats By Joshua Wood (Nov 23, 2016)
5 Tips for Living in Tokyo, Japan By Joshua Wood (Oct 12, 2016)
Parenting Style: Far East vs. The West By Brian O'Sullivan (Feb 24, 2016)
International Schools in Tokyo, Japan By Betsy Burlingame (Dec 09, 2014)
4 Business Etiquette Tips on Conducting Business in Japan By Aarti Bansal (Oct 14, 2014)
10 Tips for Living in Japan By Betsy Burlingame (Aug 17, 2012)
Emergency Information for Expats in Japan By Embassies in Japan (Mar 13, 2011)
Tips on Employing Domestic Helpers in Asia By Jacqueline Reischel (Nov 04, 2007)
Expatriate Women in Asia: Getting a Life By Jacqueline Reischel (May 19, 2007)
Change in Japan Traffic Act Estimated to Cost Foreign Businesses Millions of Dollars in Lost Work Time By Scott Reid, President, ReloJapan K.K. (Nov 12, 2002)
Answer Questions about Healthcare in Japan
Help others moving to Japan by answering a set of questions about health insurance, public healthcare in Japan, prescription medicine, quality of medical care and emergency services.
Having a Baby in Chitose, Japan
An expat mom in Japan talks about her experiences finding a doctor, at the hospital, during childbirth and more.
If you're an expat parent who had a baby abroad, write a report about your childbirth experiences to help other expecting expat parents.
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