Expatriate psychotherapy in London – Therapy and counselling for expat...

Since becoming a therapist, the majority of my career has been spent working abroad.
I spent the last nine years living and working in Phnom Penh as both an expat and as a therapist, and while there I opened a therapy clinic: http://indigo-cambodia.com. Before here I spent two years in Buenos Aires, and before Argentina seven years in...

All of life’s most difficult and stressful moments involve some sort of change.
From births to deaths, to moving house or moving country, to illness and growing older, all change involves a loss, which can be either painful or sometimes cathartic, as well as the introduction of something new, which can be exciting and or disorientating...

If you’ve never been to see a therapist, then this is roughly how it works.
What happens is you come along, we meet, you sit down and you start to tell me you’re story. And you can tell me as much or as little as you like.
Overtime, which can be just one or two sessions, or many more depending, we both attempt to understand what is going on. From this creating of a better awareness, new ideas or new ways of seeing yourself and the world can come about....