Living in Limbo

A limbo transition happens when there is uncertainty in the “when” and “how” of a transition. Living in this "in between" state can be especially hard because we don’t know how to process, grieve, or move forward. Trying to prepare for your next location when you may not know when you will get there, or even where you are going, can complicate things!

For Adult TCKs, childhood experiences of living in limbo can also impact relationships and life direction in adulthood.

In this workshop Parents will learn how to support themselves and their TCKs in the midst of a limbo transition, Caregivers will learn how to care for their families in these seasons, and Adult TCKs will learn how to process past experiences of limbo so this does not affect their present.
Format

Recording

Instructor

Tanya Crossman &
Jessi Bullis

Duration

1.5 hours

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Meet the instructors

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Tanya Crossman

Director of Research and Education Services

Tanya is a leading expert in the field of modern Third Culture Kids and issues facing cross-cultural families. She is the author of Misunderstood: The Impact of Growing Up Overseas in the 21st Century (2016), a book which opens a window on the experience of an international childhood in the internet age. Tanya serves TCK Training families - offering virtual debriefing, parent coaching, consulting, and training - particularly to those living in Eastern Hemisphere time zones. She conducts research on behalf of TCK Training in the area of TCKs and ACE scores.

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Jessi Bullis

Director of Adult TCK Services

Jessi is an Adult TCK who grew up in Singapore, England, Turkey, and Germany. She has a heart and passion for TCKs and the unique struggles they face. She received her undergraduate in psychology and a seminary degree in counseling for the purpose of caring for TCKs well.

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