A forming community of international mental health professionals for international people.
For the ones whose inner life runs in more than one language. Who finish their sentences in whichever tongue has the right word. Who have never belonged to one place completely — and are at home in the in-between.
Different mother tongues. Different countries of training. One thing in common — we have all, at some point, been the foreigner in the room.
I built this because I lived it.
My father was from a German family. My mother was raised in Australia — by a New Caledonian nurse, in a patchwork of cultures, religions, and languages. I grew up between worlds, finishing my sentences in whichever language had the right word for the thing I was trying to say.
Vienna is full of people who live the same way. Students, diplomats, refugees, partners of partners, children who grew up here but dream in another tongue. There was nowhere for them to go. Not really.
Then I began to meet the others. Psychologists, psychotherapists, clinicians — all international, all multilingual, all asking the same question I was asking: why doesn't something like this exist yet? So we started building it. Together.
And here we are — nearly open.
If you have ever sat in a waiting room and felt slightly foreign to yourself — whatever the reason, whatever the language — this place is being built for you.
You may be seeking therapy in your own language —
or you may want to gift a session to someone who needs it.
You may be a mental health professional — licensed in Austria, or joining the international waitlist —
or you may be already with us, and just want to sign in.
Leave your name. We will write to you the moment we are ready.