M.Sc. Psychologist
Daniel Schurr
About me
Hi, I’m Daniel – a clinical psychologist and passionate world traveller. I love exploring new countries and cultures, working flexibly and location-independently, and supporting like-minded people on their own unique paths. Starting a new chapter in a new chosen home feels, to me, above all liberating. Perhaps you feel the same way.
Over time, however, I have also experienced how challenging life abroad can be. New people, places, and responsibilities often come with phases of instability. Familiar structures are missing, and relationships change. In moments like these, or emotional balance can feel quite volatile.
Through my interactions with other expats and emigrants, I have repeatedly noticed how quickly the dream of living abroad can begin to falter. Sometimes a relationship crisis, prolonged stress, or an emotional low can raise fundamental questions – about our relationships, our identities, or the place we call home. Isolated from familiar social networks, many people feel left alone with these questions.​
As a psychologist, I have worked in various clinical and outpatient settings. Time and again, I have seen that many people seek support only after a long period of distress – often due to shame, uncertainty, or fear. At the same time, access to psychological support abroad is often limited, especially if you wish to communicate in your native language.
That's why I choose to offer psychological counselling online and support people living abroad who are facing relationship and identity-related crises. It is important to me to create a calm, respectful framework in which you can reflect on your situation and gain orientation – goal-focused, yet without pressure.