This podcast aims to tell stories about psychologists moving abroad, from registration to cross-cultural challenges, roles and working, moving and adaptation. Guests are interviewed by Dr Pascale Paradis. Pascale also offers reflections about her global migration journey. These stories aim to support other psychologists moving abroad.

A Psych Moving Abroad Stories
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Podcast Overview
This podcast aims to tell stories about psychologists moving abroad, from registration to cross-cultural challenges, roles and working, moving and adaptation. Guests are interviewed by Dr Pascale Paradis. Pascale also offers reflections about her global migration journey. These stories aim to support other psychologists moving abroad.
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1/10/2021
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Recent Episodes

October 17, 2022
Episode 8: Andrew’s Story from Australia to the UK
<p>In this episode, Andrew talks about his experience moving from Australia to the UK and working as an educational psychologist in Essex after having completed a 4+2 training route in Australia. Andrew talks about his professional practice, learnings and also the registration pathway. A fascinating story with lots of insights into this journey…</p> <p>If you would like to contact Andrew, you can email him at andrewhstephens@gmail.com</p> <p>If you would like to participate in the A Psych Moving Abroad podcast, you can contact Dr Pascale Paradis at info@3ppsychologies.com</p> <p>or you can join in Facebook groups - UK/Overseas Psychologists in Australia and A Psych Moving Abroad</p>

May 21, 2021
Episode 7 - Denise's story from Brazil to Australia
Denise talks about her global migration journey from Brazil to Australia. She talks about her a role as a psychologist in rural areas of Australia and also later as a supervisor. Denise explores cross-cultural experiences as a psychologist in Australia compared to Brazil. She also talks about challenges related to being a global migrant in Covid times.

May 1, 2021
Episode 6 - Katja's story, a German citizen, who lived in the US and recently in Kyrgyzstan, and moved during Covid to North Macedonia
Katja is telling her global migration story linked to further studies in psychology and becoming a psychologist. She also talks about the challenges related to moving to developing countries where working may be difficult due to language barriers. Katja and Pascale also explore different ideas about working as a psychologist abroad when registration is challenging or/and language barriers exist. To contact Katja directly about her experiences and journey, here is her email address, katja@mobilefamily.support To participate in a podcast episode, contact Pascale at info@3ppsychologies.com
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