Thinking about taking your therapy practice abroad?
Maybe you’re asking questions like:
Can I keep my U.S. clients?
What happens to my license?
Will my malpractice insurance follow me?
What does my workday look like with the different time zones?
Can I actually make this financially viable?
And what happens to my practice when my life changes around it?
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Where are you in the process?
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Before You Move
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What you’ll find here:
YOUR PRACTICE
How to keep a U.S. therapy practice running while living abroad; from private pay and insurance to licensure, malpractice, business logistics, and the practical systems that make the arrangement work.
YOUR CLIENTS
What happens to the people already on your caseload when you move: communicating the change, navigating time zones, maintaining continuity, adjusting schedules, and deciding when a referral makes more sense.
THE MOVE ITSELF
The questions that sit between “I want to live abroad” and “Can I actually practice there?” including where your clients are located, what your new country requires, and whether you're maintaining a U.S. practice or becoming a therapist in a new country.
THE LIFE YOU'RE BUILDING
Because this isn't only a licensing or logistics problem. Moving abroad changes your schedule, your boundaries, your relationship to work, and sometimes the kind of practice you want to have. These resources help you think about the bigger picture, too.
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I’ve done this myself.
In 2022, I moved from Philadelphia to Paris while continuing to run my U.S. therapy practice from abroad.
I had to figure out the same questions you may be asking now: what happens to my licenses and malpractice insurance? Can I keep seeing my clients? What does a workday look like across a six-hour time difference? And what actually needs to change when your life moves to another country?
I couldn’t find one resource that brought those questions together, so I built the resources I wish I’d had when I was figuring it out myself.
You don't have to figure it all out at once.
Start with the questions. Then work through the logistics. And when you have a situation you want to talk through, I'm here.
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