Counselling for expat and migrants 

 

People choose to move to another country for different reasons: love, work, adventure, desire to change or try something different, somewhere different.

 

No matter what your reasons are, living abroad can be challenging.

 

Homesickness, isolation and loneliness, feelings of guilt and resentment, loss of identity, difficulties in adapting to change are some of the issues that can interfere with your daily life.

 

I have lived abroad for over 30 years and I understand how you are feeling.

 

In my work as a counsellor I combine my life experience to my professional skills and offer support and guidance to expat and migrants.

Being able to tell your story and feeling heard and understood can be the first step to help you to move forward.

Whether you have just arrived or you have been living in your adoptive country for a number of years, there are times when you can experience discomfort and uneasiness.

During a counselling session with me you will have the opportunity to pause and clarify what direction you would like to take, identify your strengths  and understand what is important in this moment.

My role is to guide you along this path, with the aim to live a rich and meaningful life

 

 

When a person realises he has been deeply heard, his eyes moisten. I think in some real sense he is weeping for joy. It is as though he were saying, “Thank God, somebody heard me. Someone knows what it’s like to be me.”

Carl Rogers

 


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