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Expat Calendar 2012


As nice as it is to take part in Swedish traditions and celebrations, when living abroad it can also feel important to... More

The Swedish myths: True, false or somewhere in between?


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10 tips for starting a business in Sweden


When it comes to starting a business in Sweden, a little planning goes a long way. Here are 10 tips for the budding...

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20 things to know before moving to Sweden

A typical Swedish fika <br />

As diverse as Sweden is, there are a few societal norms that are distinctly Swedish. Understanding a handful of them...

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10 practical tips when you've moved to Sweden



Like any other country, Sweden comes with its own laws, tax regulations and social traditions. From getting registered... More

Scandinavian Bewilderment


PART IV. Aside from a few run-ins with intoxicated Swedish hockey fans, and the occasional mishap in everyday... More


Scandinavian Bewilderment


PART III. Blending into the fabric of an alien society may present its challenges in cultural shock. However, the... More

Scandinavian Bewilderment


Part II. Integration demands adaptation. However, bravely putting theory into practice with limited knowledge of a... More

Scandinavian Bewilderment


Part I. ‘Welcome to Sweden' the fair haired woman at the counter said, with a bored expression on her face while... More

Coping with culture shock

Moving to a new country is both exciting and daunting. In a series in Göteborg Daily, Dr. Julie Lundgren answers... More

Making a relationship work after relocation


Part 2 of Göteborg Daily's series: A new life abroad. In this article Dr. Julie provides insights for... More

A new life abroad: Time to say goodbye


It may hurt in the short term, but saying goodbye is essential for long-term adjustment.

Whether you are thinking of moving to Sweden or have already made the transition, do not underestimate the...
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"I feel trapped"

In this week's "a new life abroad", Dr. Julie answers a question from one of our readers. More

Take control of your situation


Further tips for couples: Several readers responded to the article, Making a relationship work after relocation, with... More

Pickled herring, Donald Duck and nubbe - A Swedish Christmas


I have had two Christmases in Gothenburg so far and it's definitely one of the highlights of the winter calendar. The... More

"Why do I find it so difficult to adapt?"


Certain people have an especially difficult time adjusting to life in a new country. This is usually due to conflicts... More

International parenting: your way or mine?


Lördagsgodis or not? Dagis or stay-at-home? To spank or not to spank? While some parenting disagreements are relatively trivial, others represent core personal values.

What is a couple to do...
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A new life abroad

"What happened to the old me?"


I don't like who I have become. I didn't used to be like this. I don't recognize myself.

In my clinical practice, I hear phrases like these repeatedly from international clients, and particularly...
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A new life abroad

Am I depressed?


Starting a new life abroad can evoke an array of intense emotions both positive and negative. Within a limited range of intensity and over a reasonable period of time these various reactions are a...
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