Hey it's me, Drew Singeisen

I'M A LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER (LCSW) AND PSYCHOTHERAPIST

Life as an expat is an adventure, but there are challenges that are unique to expats and all of us need support. I started Drew Singeisen counseling because it’s not always easy to find a western-trained, English-speaking therapist when you’re traveling abroad, and everyone deserves access to quality care.

My approach to therapy: collaborative and client-centered. I believe that you are the expert on your own life, and I am here to support you on your journey to healing and growth. I use a variety of therapeutic modalities, including cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), Self-Compassion focused therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and EMDR.

Credentials & training: graduates from Loyola University Chicago with a Master’s degree in Clinical Social Work and Psychotherapy in 2014.  I have worked in various school settings including International Schools and have been in private practice in both Munich and Basel.

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Here’s how I can help.

I offer individual therapy, couples therapy, Trauma/ EMDR therapy and IFS. Learn more about each on its individual service page.

  • Therapy creates a safe space to delve into your thoughts, feelings, and patterns of relating. You’ll explore:

    Attachment styles: How your early experiences shaped your expectations and behaviors in relationships.

    Communication patterns: Your communication strengths and areas for improvement.

    Emotional triggers: Understanding what sets you off and learning healthy coping mechanisms.

    Personal values and needs: Identifying what’s important to you in relationships and asserting those needs effectively.

  • Through conversation and guided reflection, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of:

    Others’ perspectives: Examining situations from your partners’ point of view to build empathy and understanding.

    Nonverbal communication: Interpreting body language and unspoken cues to improve emotional connection.

    Relationship dynamics: Recognizing patterns of interaction and identifying where changes can be made.

  • With your therapist’s guidance, you’ll learn and practice skills like:

    Assertive communication: Expressing your needs and feelings honestly and respectfully.

    Healthy conflict resolution: Engaging in constructive dialogue rather than destructive arguments.

    Active listening: Truly hearing and understanding the other person’s perspective.

    Setting boundaries: Establishing healthy limits to protect your well-being in relationships.

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Next Steps

01

Discovery

Reach out via my contact form to set up a 15 minute consultation call. We’ll discuss why you’re seeking therapy at this time, schedule, fee, and how I would approach therapy with you. This gives us a chance to discern if we’re a good fit before a session.

02

Assessment

I’ll conduct an initial assessment and establish treatment goals, utilizing similar evidence-based approaches as in-person therapy. It’s a chance for me to hear more about your struggles and determine how I can help.

03

Exploration

This is where we develop a personalized journey that’s focused on achieving your unique goals and improving your overall mental health. I help with life transitions, career changes & relocation, major life events, personal growth, developing coping mechanisms and improving communication skills.

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Let’s get you unstuck.

It’s easy you lose your foundation and end up getting lost in the process. Through therapy together, I’ll help get you back.