Therapy in English, Wherever You Are

Each country page below is written for the place, not copied across it. It covers how the local system treats mental health care, why English speakers so often end up looking outside that system, what the private route involves, and the patterns I see most in people living there. The city pages go one level closer. If your country has both, start with the country page and work in.

The practice itself is the same everywhere: individual and couples sessions online, in English, on a schedule that works across European, Middle Eastern, and Asian time zones. If you move countries mid-therapy, the work moves with you. That continuity is a large part of why expats choose to work this way, and you can read more about it on the therapy for expats page.

The pages people arrive at most often are Israel, the Netherlands, Germany, France, and Thailand, which tells you something about where the gap between demand and local English-language care runs widest. Many countries also have a dedicated couples page, linked beside the country below. If yours is not listed, that only means I have not written the page yet. Get in touch and we will sort out the logistics.