Professionals living and working in a foreign country are a widespread phenomenon today.
This research into the therapist's experience in a foreign country and culture, investigates …

This phenomenological study explores the experience of becoming a therapist in a foreign
culture. The purpose is to better understand the issues adjusting to a new culture and give …

" With its diversity throughout including almost 40 authors from different therapeutic
modalities, continents and professional fields the book indeed is both an 'invitation and …

There has been a gradual increase in the number of overseas born and trained mental
health professionals practicing in New Zealand. This paper, based on an interactive …

Psychotherapists and counsellors work increasingly with culturally different or unfamiliar
clients in the context of global migration and relocation. This paper explores the learning …

Increased globalisation has fostered the freedom for individuals to travel, work and live
abroad and has promoted the consequential cross-cultural exchange of narratives, ideas …

Counsellor education in Britain is steadily turning into a multicultural environment. The
limited relevant literature focuses on the challenges that 'culturally different'and international …

This paper reports some of the findings from a hermeneutic phenomenological research
project designed to uncover the nature of the phenomenon 'study abroad'in the context of …

The present, fast-moving process of globalisation, culture change, increased mobility and
forced migration has led to a global challenge for mental health services, particularly …

Expatriates experiencing emotional distress and a call for globally oriented psychotherapy
receive an increased focus in the research agendas. That one may better understand how …