The best way to predict your future is to create it.

Our compassionate approach helps individuals, couples, parents and professionals address a wide range of issues including anxiety, depression, maintaining sobriety, grief and loss, and marital and family issues such as parenting and family dynamics. In addition, our clinicians are sophisticated about problems that frequently accompany the experience of living far from home – issues such as cultural displacement, dislocation from family, isolation, stress and the unique challenges of being a third culture kid or a trailing spouse. We provide care for a broad cross section of the expatriate community, serving those who work for the government, private corporations, NGOs and international schools, as well as digital nomads and retirees living abroad. 

Online. Face-to-face in our office or at your home. Respite retreat. Residential. On site services based in Mae Sot, Tak, Thailand.  

Expatriation and repatriation, Transition therapy, Trailing spouse, Third Cultural Kid--TCK, Trauma and crisis intervention, Anxiety and depression, Substance abuse, Addiction other compulsions, General mental health Struggles, Couples counseling--specializing in cross cultural families, Parenting, Loneliness and alienation, Stress and burnout, Domestic abuse, Time management and perfectionism, Debriefing and supervision, Career, academic and life coaching 

I’m experiencing stress and anxiety about moving or while living abroad.

I have trouble fitting in with others either in the immediate expat community or local culture.

My relationship with my spouse or child has deteriorated and I feel like I’ve tried everything yet nothing really helps.

I and my loved ones feel lonely and depressed in our new country.

My role as a “trailing spouse” negatively affects myself and our relationship.

We have been negatively affected by an evacuation.

My loved ones feel the stress of uncertainty about what will be the next daunting thing in our lives.

My work suffers due to feelings of stress, anxiety, or depression.

We’ve been abroad for so long that we feel disconnected from our home.

I’m ready to start settling down, but am unsure whether I should return home or consider my new country home.

I need someone to talk to about issues related to my expat experience.