Mental Health
Expat Nest
Online / worldwide
An online counselling practice supporting expat adults, teenagers and parents worldwide, with confidential sessions and a free introductory consultation.
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Because sessions are online, someone who has just arrived can start without waiting to find a local practice, and can keep the same counsellor after moving on again.
About
Expat Nest is a commercial counselling practice that works only online, so a client can keep the same counsellor after moving country. It is run from the Netherlands, with a Dutch telephone number and office hours in Central European Time, and it works with people living internationally. Counselling is delivered by a network of counsellors in different countries who speak languages in addition to English. The offer is split into counselling for adults, counselling for teenagers, and support for parents. The issues its services page lists are stress and anxiety, depression and low mood, love and relationships, family and parenting, grief and loss, loneliness, homesickness and relocation, life transitions, identity and belonging, work and career, and health problems. New clients start with a free fifteen minute introductory session booked through a contact form. Counsellors do not prescribe medication and refer people to a doctor where that may be needed. Fees are paid privately, although the site says that some Dutch supplementary insurance packages and some international insurers reimburse part of the cost. Workshops on workplace and family wellbeing are also sold to organisations that employ international staff.
What they offer
- Counselling for teenagers living abroad
- Support sessions for parents raising children abroad
- Free fifteen minute introductory session for new clients
- Workshops for organisations on workplace and family wellbeing
Good to know
- Not a crisis or emergency service. Counsellors do not prescribe medication and refer people to a doctor where that may be needed.
- A private practice. Fees are paid privately, although the site says some Dutch supplementary insurance packages and some international insurers reimburse part of the cost.
- Complaints can be taken to the Dutch professional bodies NIP and NVPA.
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