Jessica Fonzi, a clinician with The Truman Group, a mental health group specializing in expats and internationals discusses the emotional complexities of life abroad.
This episode explores the psychological impact of international relocation, the subtle power shifts in relationships that happen, and the challenge of building meaningful connections in transient communities. Jessica explains how The Truman Group offers tailored mental health support for expatriates, providing therapy and psychological assessments designed for the unique needs of globally mobile individuals and families.
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We learn about the importance of intentionality in expat life—whether in relationships, career transitions, or mental well-being. If you're navigating the complexities of international living, this episode is a must-listen.
Connect with Jessica via her email [email protected] or www.trumangroup.com
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