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Transitioning From Newbie To Seasoned Expat: Notes From A Psychotherapist Abroad
Posted by: Scar on Thursday April 07, 2016 (12:22:44) (3417 Reads)
Dhyan Summers
For the past 10 years I have been the director of Expat Counseling and Coaching Services, where I have worked with hundreds of expat clients and their families all over the world.
Of course the topic of transitions is key to any expat, as they are frequently in transition from one place to the next. more ...
Of course the topic of transitions is key to any expat, as they are frequently in transition from one place to the next. more ...
