Making a difference in Provence
Ian Callen is a British expat living in Provence, France, with his wife Anna, and his three kids. He is the founder of Go Provence Supported Holiday, an amazing project that Ian
Blog of the month: Katrinka in Istanbul
Katrinka abroad is a special blog for us, not only because US-born Katrinka is young, enthusiastic and talented, but because she lives in Istanbul, which is a city we are very
Home, at last…?
Stefania is a dear friend of Expatclic. After four years in India, she went back to Italy, her home country. In this beautiful article, she shares the complex feelings that
Parental Guidance: Long Distance Care for Aging Parents
Claudiaexpat introduces us to a useful guide for parents aging far away. We have already had the pleasure of hosting Ana McGinley on Expatclic, with an article on ageing
The dreaded question nr 3
Here is another very dreaded questions when you live abroad… Moving to a new country is never easy. Apart from the whole question of mourning for the place you
When your heart breaks abroad: separating when living abroad
We don’t find enough words to thank Magdalena, psychologist and life coach in the Bay Area, for this moving account. Her analysis and the advice she gives are very important
What we learn and gain from our life abroad
Claudiaexpat has compiled a list of what she thinks are the plus we gain from our life abroad abroad. A while ago, a friend asked me to write a
Suspecting Language and Speech Delay in Bilingual Children
As well as being a medical expert for Mobilité Internationale (International Mobility Consultants), Doctor Franck Scola is a research author on the health and medical needs of expatriated families. It
Blog of the month: Orana from Bali
We are thrilled to introduce you to Orana’s blog. Orana is Peruvian and lives in Bali, and she blogs (in English) on Crazy Little Family Adventure, a place full of discoveries and
A wonderful nature group in Zurich
In Zurich, three expat women, Adriana Puente, Deborah Patroncini and Daniela Ruggiero, are promoting a new English-speaking group for nature-related activities, called “International volunteers supporting WWF Switzerland”. We asked Adriana,
