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Tag Archives: Emotion
Walking the Walk: The Reality of the Empty Nest
Having written a four-part series on the challenges of a child heading off for college, (see below for links) I’m now having to put that sage advice to the test. A few weeks back my husband and I headed off … Continue reading →
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Expat Book Review: Emotional Resilience and the Expat Child, Julia Simens
Emotional Resilience and the Expat Child: practical tips and storytelling techniques that will strengthen the global family, Julia Simens I was excited to be asked to read and review Julia Simens book, having raised three global nomads. I guess I wanted to see where … Continue reading →
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