Loving a Dane - Couples Therapy Copenhagen

I moved here for my partner. Who am I now?

Still open water meeting a distant shoreline under a pale pink and blue sky

I chose to come with my partner, but not to depend on them.

My partner doesn’t understand how hard Denmark is

Two grey velvet armchairs standing apart in the corner of a room with a warm yellow wall and a wooden floor

How to be understood by the person it would hurt to tell

I resent my partner for moving us to Denmark

An empty room with a polished wooden floor, a wide window looking out to green hills, and a pale door standing closed

Where the resentment comes from when you moved for love

Intercultural relationships: where the strain comes from

Rows of weathered terracotta roof tiles overlapping in warm sunlight

Tell an inherited rule from a choice your partner is making

Moving abroad for love: when the cost catches up

Two terracotta plant pots side by side on a wooden stool in striped afternoon sunlight

What to do when the move you chose starts to cost you.

My in laws don’t like me: how to handle being shut out

A carved stone bench standing alone against a warm terracotta wall beside a closed door

What to do when your partner’s family keeps you at the door

Relationship problems after moving abroad: what helps

An empty flat with bare walls, a wooden floor and daylight falling through tall windows

Why the move strained you, and what can change

Jealous of my partner’s life here: why, and what helps

A settled kitchen and dining corner with a wooden table, chairs and daylight through the back door

What to do when your partner is at home here and you are not.

Raising children abroad: how to keep your own culture

A rope swing hanging from a tree branch beside a sunlit grass field

What to do when your child is becoming more Danish than you