Expat Issues

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We have moved to The Mind Sanctuary

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It happens to all of us. We can sometimes get so caught up with whats happening that we struggle to see a way forward. When we are so concerned by what has happened in the past or could happen in the future we can find ourselves struggling to know what is best to do right …

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Mental health – asking for help is ok

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It happens to all of us. We can sometimes get so caught up with whats happening that we struggle to see a way forward. When we are so concerned by what has happened in the past or could happen in the future we can find ourselves struggling to know what is best to do right …

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When life seems like a difficult jigsaw puzzle

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Expatpreneur Awards 2017: What Makes This Expat In Singapore An Emphathetic Counsellor

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Life as an expat, trailing spouse

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The Mind Sanctuary
10 Winstedt Road, #01-04
Singapore 227977

tel: 8748 2964
email:  marialuedeke@aspirecounselling.net

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