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 GENERAL LIST OF ITEMS 

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I have moved to a third new country in seven years (and that’s not counting all the moves back and forth to my passport country.) Your story is probably similar if you are reading this blog, and let’s be honest, it is exhausting. Besides the logical nightmare of moving countries, there is the emotional nightmare of finding your place and your meaning again. During the previous moves and other life transitions I started to compile a mental list of rules to help me with the transition. These rule...

AUTHOR(s): Spencer, Elizabeth
SOURCE: Taking Route

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Moving abroad with children? A complete and practical guide to moving overseas and living the expat life with kids - wherever you are in the world. By: Carole Hallett Mobbs

AUTHOR(s): Mobbs, Carole Hallett
SOURCE: Expat Child

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Out of years of personal experience and interaction with other expatriate/third culture families, Robin Pascoe has caught the essence of the challenges and struggles that all too often are faced by internationally mobile people without the appropriate and proper warnings. It is clear that her goal is not to discourage people from the enriching experience of being a globally nomadic family, but rather to be better prepared to do it well and gain the greatest benefits from the experience. Th...

AUTHOR(s): Pascoe, Robin
PUBLISHER: Expatriate Press Limited ISBN: 978-0-9686760-4-2
SOURCE: Amazon

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Third Culture Kids are Global Nomads who have moved in between cultures many times and therefore are a part of many cultures. Their beauty and challenge in life is to integrate and embrace all their experiences into a life story that reflects who they are. Using interactive and reflective activities to accomplish this, the whole brain and body are involved in the processing. Deeper relationships are built as families and groups do the activities together. Young and adult TCKs, parents, teachers...

AUTHOR(s): Ernvik, Ulrika
PUBLISHER: Familjeglädje
SOURCE: Amazon

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Ahh transition.  I teach this stuff.  I do seminars.  I write a blog for crying out loud.  So I hate it when it actually applies to me.   Some of the best advice I ever got about transition …
SOURCE: The Culture Blend

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