Your guide to coping with the emotional aspect of moving to a new country or state. Preparing for your move, Leaving behind Family and Friends & Finding new Friends, Enjoying & Embracing your New Environment, & Relationship Survival Before, During and After Your Move. Full of great tips and practical exercises and ideas!

104 Happy Migrant Tips e-book is packed full of practical tips to help ease your move to a new country or state. 104 Happy Migrant Tips takes you from preparing for your move through to enjoying and embracing your new environment. Designed to enable you to follow the tips from start to finish during your move. Tips for organising, Tips for packing, Tips for coping with the reactions of family and friends, Tips for finding friends, Tips for settling in, Tips for enjoying and embracing your new environment.

This e-book discusses the following topics: Making the decision to move, Coping with the emotions of a move, Choice and attitude during a move, Coping with change, The advantages of keeping diaries, Making time to move, Logistics, Looking after yourself, & a Check list.

This e-book discusses the following topics: The various reactions of those you leave behind & how to cope, Keeping in contact with friends and family after your move, Holiday obligations, Tips for finding New Friends, & a Check List

This e-book discusses the following topics: Culture: Fact or Expectation? Exploring your new environment, Immersing yourself in your new environment, Exploring the neighbourhood, Finding local services, Balancing work, hobbies and fun, Enjoying where you are, Homesickness, Making the most of opportunities, & a Check List

This e-book discusses the following topics: How to avoid being a statistic, Agreeing on the move, Making a moving plan together, Coping together with the emotions of moving, Exploring your new environment together, Helping your children cope with the move, & a Check list

This e-book contains a series of letters written to my husband during the pain of our break up while living overseas. The letters were written via e-mail during the times I spent alone. With hindsight I realised that the letters were more than a cry of pain, they were part of my own journey towards discovering me. Who had I become? Who did I wish to be? I have decided to share some of these letters as I feel they may be beneficial to others going through this process.