Category: Counselling in English
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Counselling for LGBT People in Stockholm: 5 Reasons to Choose a Gay Therapist
When expats move to their new country, it can be an opportunity to make a new start. Sweden, with its relatively inclusive attitudes to lesbians and gay men, would seem like a natural choice for gay expats hoping to live their identity more openly. But coming out is often more of an ongoing process than…
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Anxiety and Regular Therapy in Stockholm: Temporary and Ongoing Solutions
International relocation to Sweden is a major life change for most people, particularly if it is the first time they have moved somewhere English is not the first language. But for a person with persistent anxiety, the stress of finding accommodation, dealing with visa issues, trying to make friends and maintain relationships can make pre-existing…
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Walking Talk Therapy for Mental Health in English in Stockholm
The advantages of counselling and therapy shouldn’t just be psychological. Walking while talking is a new approach to talk therapy that benefits the body as well as the mind. As a therapist who personally enjoys exercise and the positive effects of movement, I was not surprised when I read in the Sydney Morning Herald about…
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Couples Counselling and Marriage Therapy in Stockholm
Looking to Find a Relationship Therapist Who Speaks English? As an English speaking therapist in Stockholm I meet regularly with couples who are struggling with aspects of their relationship. For expats, the stress of relocation and dealing with cultural and climatic differences does put pressure on relationships. Many who consult me have decided to live…
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3 Advantages of Counselling in English in Stockholm
Anyone trying to find an English speaking therapist in Stockholm has a story why he or she moved to Sweden. When people email or call me about my therapy services they often want help with couples counselling, family difficulties or work issues and career direction. Counsellors working with expats in Stockholm know living in…