Intercultural Therapy
Living Between Cultures
Living between countries and cultures can shape our identity, relationships and sense of belonging in ways that are not always easy to explain to others.
I support adults and couples navigating life abroad, returning home, international transitions and intercultural relationships.
Living Abroad, Returning Home & International Transitions
Moving to another country can create new possibilities while also changing our relationships, routines and sense of who we are. Returning home after years abroad can bring unexpected challenges—especially when we, or the place we return to, have changed.
Therapy can provide space to make sense of these transitions, understand what they may be changing or bringing back into your life, and gradually find new points of stability.
Expatriation • Relocation • Accompanying partners • Returning home • Readjustment
Identity & Belonging
Living between cultures can raise surprisingly complex questions about where home is and where we belong. Over time, our identity, values and relationships may evolve in ways that no longer fit neatly within one place or culture.
Therapy can help you explore these changes and develop a sense of identity and belonging that makes room for the different parts of your experience.
Identity • Belonging • Family • Culture • Values • Home
Intercultural &
International Couples
Building a relationship across cultures can be enriching, but differences may become more visible when you have to make important decisions together.
Where to live, which language to speak, family expectations, careers, migration and raising children across cultures can all shape the balance of a relationship. Therapy can provide space to understand these dynamics and develop ways of relating that make room for both partners.
Culture • Language • Family • Children • Career • Migration • Belonging
Therapy with an
Intercultural Perspective
In my work, culture and life context are not treated as background details. They can shape our identity, relationships, expectations, and how we understand our experiences.
Having lived and worked between France and Canada for many years, I bring an intercultural perspective to an active, collaborative approach adapted to your individual history and circumstances.