There’s been a huge surge in interest from people thinking about moving to Costa Rica. As a relocation counselor, you might be wondering why I’m not encouraging everyone to pack up and head to Costa Rica right after the election. Why am I not saying, “If your...
FAQ: “What should I bring with me when I move to Costa Rica?”
Bigger items (like furniture) and sentimental items (like your grandmother's wedding ring) are a lengthier discussion but what about the everyday necessities (like food processors, backup batteries, etc) and handy "nice-to-haves," (like jumper cables and a bread...
The ethics of relocation counseling
I take very seriously the work that I do with clients as a relocation counselor, helping people move to Costa Rica. While I don’t offer therapy, psychology was a big part of my university studies and I maintain basic therapy principles: to support my clients in the...
Celebrating 12 years of living in Costa Rica!
My hope is that the clients I work with also get to their 12th anniversary... and beyond! Here's a look back at my adventures (and misadventures) that I've had along the way.
What should I do with all my stuff?
When you decide to move abroad, one of the questions that will likely be swirling around your head is: What should I do with all my stuff? You will probably want to keep a lot of it... sentimental attachments and all. But there's only so much you can take with you on...
How much Spanish do I need to know?
A frequently asked question about traveling to Costa Rica is: How much Spanish do I need to know? The good news is... not a lot 🙂 Most people in tourism speak English. If you go into a grocery store, or go off the beaten path, having your phone fully charged and...
Hey there, I'm Chrissy
This is my little corner of the internet where I share all things about moving to and living in Costa Rica.