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Expat Counseling & Psychotherapy

Expat counselors and psychotherapists provide services to expats who have adjustment and other personal, professional and familial issues while living abroad. Expat life can be much more rewarding with the help of these trained professionals.

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Transitions Therapy International

Online psychotherapy, counselling, coaching and consulting services for Expatriates, Repatriates and Third Culture Kids (TCK's) around the globe. Office sessions in London.

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Country-Focused Resources

AHR Professional Counseling

I am a licensed talk therapist specializing in trauma, addiction, crisis, and extensive work with the LGBT Community.

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Alison Collis Counselling & Coaching

I specialise in working with Expatriates and Adult Third Culture Kids. My clients choose me because I'm qualified, experienced and offer flexible services.

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Christine Harris Therapy

Providing success and greater ease in adapting to the unique challenges of living in a new environment and/or work situation. Offering counselling, coaching & therapy services to individuals, couples, military & families. GDPR & HIPAA secure online sessions and/or in person (Galway, Ireland & Boca Raton, Florida). 20 minute consultation gratis.

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Dawn Morelli, LCSW

Web therapy is effective therapy for those unable to attend in office or need an expert working with expats and their families.

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Expats Counseling (Online)

Being an expat can sometimes be challenging. Factors such as a deficient social support, having to go through bureaucracies and cultural shock may cause or exacerbate symptoms of anxiety and/or depression. Connect with me to book a free 15-mins session and see if online counseling is right for you.

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Grey Madison, PhD

Dr. Greg Madison, an expat himself, is a Registered Psychotherapist and a Registered Chartered Psychologist with counseling offices in London and Brighton.

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Inner World

I am an English-speaking Psychodynamic Psychotherapist, working with all ages.

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Lindsey Anderson Counselling

Online and Face to Face Counselling for Adults and Adolescents in English

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Recommended Reading

5 Greatest Challenges Expats Face and How to Handle Them (Jan 14, 2015)

How to Help Your Marriage Thrive instead of Barely Survive Abroad (Nov 13, 2014)

Bo Diddley in Andalucia: Seesawing Between Inflation and Deflation or 'How'm I doin?' (Jul 21, 2011)

The Challenges Facing an English Couple Whose Dream of Spanish Life has Faded (Mar 07, 2011)

The Problems of a Teenager's Rite of Passage in an Expat Family (Feb 24, 2011)

Healthcare in Belgium

If you're moving to Belgium, understanding the healthcare system is essential. This article covers public healthcare, private healthcare, hospitals, English-speaking doctors in Belgium, prescription medications and medical emergencies.

NYC Hospitals

New York City is home to some of the most renowned hospitals in the world. If you're a NYC expat, you should familiarize yourself with NYC hospitals before a medical emergency or need arises. And, when you're choosing expat health insurance, you'll want to know which hospitals are included in network.

Healthcare in Ireland

Expats in Ireland face very specific timelines and rules when it comes to getting healthcare in Ireland. It's important to understand how this will impact your journey and your individual health before you decide to move to Ireland.

Answer Questions about Expat Healthcare and Health Insurance

Help others moving overseas by answering a set of questions about health insurance, public healthcare, prescription medicine, quality of medical care and emergency services.

Having a Baby Abroad Report

Being pregnant and giving birth abroad can be a bit unnerving. If you've had a baby abroad, please take a few minutes to answer a few questions about your experiences. Your insight will help to prepare other expat parents-to-be -- and hopefully calm their nerves.

Read Reports from Other Parents about their Childbirth experiences abroad.

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