Finding your way again

Everyone loses their way. And although global nomads are great at navigating the world around them, they can get truly lost in their inner world. Whether your foreign adventure was initiated by you, your parents, or a partner, the ordinary ups and downs of life are framed differently for an international adventurer such as you.

Loss, illness, and relational challenges receive an added layer of pain, especially when you get hooked into the trap of ‘positive stinking’ to make this foreign adventure work. Slowly but surely your outer compass becomes skewed. My active listening skills help you to discover why and when you stopped plotting your own true course.

It’s my job to show you that the inner adventure supports the outer. As a fellow globetrotter and international counsellor, it’s been my privilege to help clients reconnect with their inner compass. To help them to optimise their foreign experience and meet their new world with far greater confidence and resilience.

So why not invest in yourself now, so you can feel secure about future adventures. No matter what life brings, you will have the resilience and the confidence to navigate by your own inner compass, curious instead of afraid about where it might take you.

Reserve you free no-obligation slot in my diary now.

Most physical and emotional complaints are signals from your deeper self to reconnect and bring inner harmony. It’s a challenge but the rewards are great. So why on earth would you still go through life anxious and lost, listening to what others say, if I can teach you to really start hearing yourself?

Are you up for that?

Then you are more than welcome to get in touch for an initial meeting. The first 30 minutes are on me!

Reviews

This is how others have experienced the journey: Reviews

I also invite you to get to know me through my writing. My blog-site, Healthy Neurotics, has a lot of articles about life in general and expat/international life in particular.

In an interview with Beth Rogerson for her Therapy Spot podcast I chat to her about my work. Therapy Spot Interview

Personal and professional expat expertise

I am a TCK and a global nomad who spent 30 years of her life living and working abroad. I pitched my tent in the UK, in Sweden and New Zealand.

I have worked as an international counsellor since 1997 and received most of my training in the UK, first as a counsellor then as a UKCP accredited psychotherapist. In Holland I work as an NFG-registered Psychosocial therapist and part of the mental health and insurance network.

Here are some of the core issues that I have successfully helped clients to turn into opportunities for learning and growth.

• challenging life experiences without the support from home
• living the myth but killing the dream – positive stinking.
• global nomad loneliness and relocation fatigue
• identity challenges through culture, work and intercultural relationships
• cross cultural relationships and parenting
• adult TCK challenges such as endless restless roaming.
• accompanying spouse exhaustion