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Migration & Cultural Adjustment Counselling in Strathfield

Moving to a new country brings opportunity, and also loss, stress and big changes to identity and family life. Counselling can help you make sense of it all and feel more at home.

At a glance

In person: Fridays 1:30pm – 7pm, 11/58 The Boulevarde, Strathfield NSW 2135
Online: Thursdays 1pm – 7pm, Fridays 1:30pm – 7pm, anywhere in Australia
Sessions in English or Korean (한국어)
No referral needed
Fees: individual $110, couples $140 (details)

Does this sound familiar?

Feeling lonely, homesick or isolated
Stress about visas, work or money
Family conflict between generations or cultures
Feeling caught between two cultures
Grief for family, friends or the life you left behind
Pressure to succeed or not let your family down

How counselling can help

Migration affects everyone differently. We’ll talk about what’s been hard and what’s helped, and work on building connection, confidence and a sense of belonging.

For families, counselling can help bridge differences between parents and children raised in different cultures.

What to expect

What sessions look like

Sessions are available in English or Korean, in person in Strathfield or online.

Questions

Frequently asked

Do I need to have arrived recently?

No. Cultural adjustment can come up years after moving, for example when you start a family or when parents age overseas.

Can my family come together?

Yes. Family members can join sessions where it helps.

Do you only work with Korean clients?

No. Clients from any background are welcome. Sessions are in English or Korean.

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