Peer supervision for a displacement-sensitive practice
Are you expanding your practice online or already working via videoconference? You may be meeting more displaced clients—professional expats, emigrants, international students, and digital nomads. Many are multilingual, and their identities are shaped by experiences of movement and loss of place.
Therapists don’t need to share this background to work effectively, but cultivating awareness of displacement-related issues is essential. Irvin Yalom invites us to develop “rabbit ears” for the here-and-now of our clients’ relational worlds (Yalom, 2009). For online therapists, it’s just as important to grow “displacement rabbit ears” to attune to cultural, linguistic, legal, and geographic factors that shape therapy.
With nearly a decade of clinical work with displaced clients—online and in person—and research on this topic, I can help you strengthen a displacement-sensitive practice. Exploring the online medium within a supportive peer relationship builds confidence and skill. My consultation stance mirrors my therapeutic approach: relational and humanistic-existential in the spirit of Dr. Yalom. Supervision with peers who share this interest enhances effectiveness—and brings joy and inspiration.
If you’d like a deeper dive, see my book Therapy with Displaced and Highly Mobile Individuals, which reflects my research and clinical experience with displaced populations.

Supervision options
1.Individual consultation
Format: 60-minute consultation (online via Zoom)
Fee: €140 per session
Focus: Case discussion, ethical questions, online practice setup, or displacement-specific dilemmas
How to start: Email expatstherapy@gmail.com usually suggest a brief introductory chat to clarify your needs and ensure a good fit.
2. Ongoing online peer group (emigrant & multilingual clients)
When: Every second Friday, 18:00–19:00 (Paris time), via Zoom
Format: Booking in 4-session blocks to support continuity
Group size: 6–7 clinicians
Fee: €50 per session, payable in blocks of 4 (€200)
What to expect: Collaborative discussion of complex cases, ethical questions, cultural/linguistic dynamics, and practical takeaways
Enrollment: Ongoing, as space allows. Email expatstherapy@gmail.com for current availability and next steps.