Clinical Team
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Kate Berger, MSc.
Founder, Clinical Supervisor, & Psychologist
With almost 15 years spent working with hundreds of expat families, Kate has devoted her professional career to supporting third culture and expat kids through life’s transitions.
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Jamie Rhiannon Fehribach, MSc.
Clinical Supervisor & Creative Director
Jamie’s psychological background (focused in anxiety and specific phobias) and experience leading various aspects of EKC operations make her fantastic at curating content for our clinical interventions and network outreach strategies.
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Karen Schneider, MEd.
Psychologist
Karen speaks English, German, and Afrikaans. She has spent years working in an international environment in school and private practice settings fostering growth, resilience, and self-exploration.
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Daphne Bouchépillon, BSc.
Remote Psychologist
Daphne is originally from The Netherlands, but became an expat herself living in Belgium, England, and – currently – France. She practices in English and Dutch, and is close to being fluent in French as well.
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Liz Stammers, MA, BSc.
Psychologist
Originally from England, Liz settled in the Netherlands in 2007 and has been busy raising a bilingual family and working within the international community ever since. With a background in psychology and social work, Liz has more than 20 years of supporting children and families in a variety of roles.
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Maayan Cohen, MSc.
Psychologist
Maayan speaks both English and Hebrew. She has a lot of experience working with expat kids at international schools (and was one herself). She values holistic approaches towards supporting children, flexibly integrating elements from several therapeutic approaches, and actively involving the children and their parents in the process.
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Jackie Ebben-Marsh, BSc.
Therapeutic Play Practitioner
Jackie was born and raised in England but always knew she was destined to live in another country. She is passionate about delivering child-led, integrative, and holistic therapy sessions to children through the international language of play.
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Inka Homanen, BSc.
Junior Psychologist
Inka grew up in Finland and has since then lived in Canada, Germany, and the Netherlands. With her firsthand experiences and extensive work with numerous expat families in different roles, Inka has gained a deep understanding of the ups and downs life as an expat can bring.
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Adam Németh, MSc.
Psychologist
Originally from Hungary, Adam has had the chance to live, study and work in the US and in Chile as well, before settling down in Amsterdam. Throughout his career he has worked in various settings with kids and young people. Tailoring support to the unique backgrounds, identities and neurotypes of clients has always been an important element of his therapeutic approach.
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Amandine de Laporte, BSc.
Master’s Psychology Intern
Born in England, and raised in France, Japan, Singapore and Germany, Amandine is a TCK at heart. Her international upbringing has ignited a passion for fostering cultural empathy, resilience, and a genuine desire to make a positive impact within the field of developmental and intercultural psychology.
Creative & Administrative Team
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Lucia Marmol
Creative Coordinator
Lucia is enrolled in an international Bachelor in Psychology at Erasmus University. Owing her own expat experience and high creativity, she is passionate about creating social media content that reflects the challenges and brings useful information to the expat community.
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Keisha Amalia
Social Media Specialist
Keisha studies clinical developmental psychology at the University of Amsterdam. She grew up surrounded with people from diverse backgrounds. Keisha hopes to help empower TCKs and their parents through creating educational content on social media.
Honorary Team
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Juniper
Juniper joins the team ready to take naps next to our clients and receive ear scratches. She loves making new friends with people (and dogs, too!) and helping clients to overcome their fear of cats!
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Cherry
Cherry has the very important role of CCO (Chief Cuddle Operator). She has provided endless comfort to so many of our clients – and also is available to help them face their fears around dogs!