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Edgewalkers Collective

For global citizens 5+ years abroad — past the adjustment phase, still not quite home. Essays on the unnamed experience of long-term expat life: chronic liminality, migratory grief, and the edges of identity and belonging.

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So You Want to Move to Spain? | A Live Discussion

A behind-the-scenes look into long-term life abroad in Spain, from two people living here today.

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When You Feel Safer Abroad Than "At Home"

On why some long-term expats, immigrants, and globally mobile folks feel more at ease in their host country than in the place on their passport.

The Hidden Costs of Cultural Code-Switching

Why switching languages, tone, and identity abroad taxes your nervous system — and what the research says about cultural code-switching.

Your Nervous System Adjusted to Life Abroad Before You Did

What long‑term life abroad does to your nervous system: why your baseline moves, why big crises feel manageable, and the whole picture I wish someone had given me before expat life.

The Interior Country You Build After Years Abroad

A reflection on the “interior country” long‑term expats carry: how life across borders reshapes your nervous system, and a guided audio to visit that inner home.

You've Been Rehearsing Pre-Acceptable Answers for Years

A non‑clinical look at how long‑term life abroad shapes our nervous system: pre‑written answers, self‑translation, and the dynamics inside every room.

What I Didn't Expect in the Room Where I Shared Your Stories

A counsellor-in-training shares what it felt like to present migratory grief research to intercultural practitioners in Valencia — and the hug that followed.

What Long-Term Expatriation Does to Your Nervous System

On why things can still feel hard even when your life abroad works on paper and what long-term expatriation does to your nervous system according to our research.

Before You Land "Back Home"

On the disorientation that starts before you land back home after life abroad — and why it makes sense.

The Low-Grade Hum: What Long-Term Expats Carry That Nobody Names

A Substack live discussion with The Expat Diaries on migratory grief, the low-grade hum of life abroad, and what our research shows on long-term expat life.

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