Family Support Resources

Jehle-Caitcheon, Ngaire (2003). Aletheia Publications.

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Greenwald, Dorothy (1987). Rosen Pub Group.

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Tips for surviving a long airplane ride and the early days of jet lag. Suggestions for planning and finding medical care in a new country, starting before you leave home & steps you can take to ease your baby into new surroundings.
Copeland, Anne (2004). Interchange Institute

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Whether it is chosen or thrust upon you, change brings both opportunities and turmoil. it has helped hundreds of thousands of readers cope with these issues by providing an elegantly simple yet profoundly insightful roadmap of the transition process.
Bridges, W. (1980).  Addison-Wesley Publishing Company.

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This Book is an essential handbook for U.S citizens living or working abroad. It contains vital information and actual documents from all the government agencies including the IRS, State Department, Customs, and Social Security Administration.
Beaver, William (2001). Paladin Press.

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Linda Bell, the wife of a retired diplomat who raised her own children in assignments around the world, recounts the problems and pleasures of living a nomad's life, from the perspective both of the children and their parents.
Bell, L. (1996). Cross-cultural Publications.

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A resource in Portuguese.
How do you prepare a family for moving? How do you deal with the losses and opportunities? What is the impact on the children? How do you maintain family stability?  Estamos de Mudança answers these questions and others.
Author: Alicia Macedo.  Contact information: info@flechaswec.com

Moving and Living Abroad: A Complete Handbook for Families.
Albright, Chu, & Austin. (1986).

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A Humerous look at the standard expat conversation, click here to read more.

Detailed blog and resources for those considering moving overseas.