Your Practice Abroad:
A Practical Guide to Building and Running
a U.S. Therapy Practice from Abroad
Thinking about taking your therapy practice abroad? Your Practice Abroad is a practical guide for U.S.-licensed therapists exploring how to maintain a U.S.-based practice while living overseas. From visas and licensing to taxes, malpractice coverage, payment systems, and day-to-day operations, this guide helps you identify the key questions to ask, the details to investigate, and the practical steps to consider as you plan your next move. Includes email templates to help you gather information specific to your circumstances.
Educational Disclaimer & Refund Policy: This guide is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, immigration, tax, or individualized licensing advice. Requirements vary by country and individual circumstances, and you are responsible for verifying the rules that apply to your situation with the appropriate professionals and authorities. Due to the digital nature of this product, all sales are final and no refunds will be issued.
Digital PDF guide · 17 pages · Includes email templates
What would it take to bring your therapy practice abroad?
Whether you’re considering a move overseas or already living abroad, navigating the practical questions around maintaining a U.S. therapy practice can feel overwhelming. From licensing and immigration to taxes, malpractice coverage, and day-to-day operations, there’s a lot to consider.
Your Practice Abroad is a practical guide to help you understand the key considerations, identify what you need to research, and begin planning your next steps. Drawing on my experience running a U.S.-based therapy practice from Paris, this guide covers:
Immigration and residency: Understanding your options for living and working abroad.
Licensing and regulations: Identifying the rules that may apply to your practice.
Taxes and business operations: Exploring financial, administrative, and payment considerations.
Malpractice and technology: Thinking through coverage, privacy, security, and practice infrastructure.
Clients and scheduling: Navigating business continuity, professional connections, and time zones.
The guide also includes email templates to help you ask the right questions and keep written responses for your records.
Who is it for? U.S.-licensed therapists considering a move abroad, preparing to relocate, or already living overseas and exploring how to maintain a U.S.-based practice.
This guide is an educational starting point, not legal, immigration, tax, or individualized licensing advice. Requirements vary by country and individual circumstances, so you’ll need to verify the rules that apply to you.
You don’t need every answer before you start exploring. You need a clearer sense of what to ask, what to consider, and what comes next.