Living abroad is not only an external transition. It is an internal one.

Roles shift. Expectations change. Familiar reference points disappear. What once felt natural may suddenly require effort.

Relocation does not demand reinvention. It invites reflection.

It is a process of returning to yourself in a new landscape.

About me

I’m Matias Tuxen, Psychologist & Coach.

I support internationally mobile professionals, spouses, and families navigating transitions that impact identity, belonging, and psychological stability.

My work focuses on the internal dimension of relocation — integrating psychological theory, existential reflection, and structured tools to foster clarity, resilience, and sustainable ways of living and working abroad.

Have you ever asked yourself...

• Why do I feel disoriented, even though this move was meant to be positive?

• How do I rebuild a sense of direction and internal stability after relocating?

• Where  do I begin to feel at home again?

• What has happened to my professional identity?

My Approach

Relocation and major transitions reshape more than circumstances — they affect identity, roles, and psychological balance.

I offer a structured and reflective space to examine these internal shifts with clarity and steadiness.

This work is not about reinventing yourself, but about integrating change in a way that feels coherent, sustainable, and aligned with who you are.

Sessions combine psychological insight, existential reflection, and practical tools — always grounded in professional containment.

What This Work Supports

Over time, clients often experience: