Martina Famos


Are you an expatriate?
Have you ever thought: “I feel I’m not myself”, “I’m lost”, “This isn’t me” or “How will I ever feel at home here?”
Countless expatriates have found themselves in crisis after moving to a new country, and many experiences of relocation have led to hardship for individuals and their loved ones.
Through the pioneering work of Martina Famos, who has counseled expatriates for over a decade in Zurich, Switzerland, Cultural Grief is an inspiring and practical guide to help expatriates understand the effects of relocation, learn what triggers the difficult emotions and how they can navigate through this transition healthily.
The book also gives expert and uplifting advice on how to consciously turn any form of life crises into a time of profound self-growth.
HOW TO BUY THE BOOK?
Limited Edition Signed Copies
I am offering personalised signed copies of my book directly to you for next two months! The number of books is limited so please place orders soon.
Purchase from online stores
You can also purchase Cultural Grief from online stores that deliver to you with options to choose from paperback (ISBN 978-3-033-09066-8) and ebook (ISBN 978-3-033-09067-5) based on your convenience. Click on the store you want to visit.
Excerpts from Cultural Grief
Grieving for your culture incorporates everything that you left behind. This is primarily your identity but also includes tangible things that you started missing. Apart from social losses, one may mourn for the food, the atmosphere in your neighborhood, speaking your language, the jokes, the interests people had in you, accessibilities to your hobbies, the climate, the light touch you had with your day-to-day life, and everything that mattered to you or that started to matter after leaving it behind.
Martina Famos introducing her book Cultural Grief
My special thanks go to amazing Mary @neumond.space for the powerful encouragement
and to these wonderful people who have contributed to the book:
Scot Esposito, Editing
Neera Mallick, Proof-reading
Paul Baillie-Lane, Typesetting - www.pblpublishing.co.uk
Chris West - Cover design - www.chris-west.co.uk
Cecilia Lueza - Cover art www.lueza.com (all rights reserved)
Beny Steiner - Author portrait www.instagram.com/beny_steiner
Georgia Collaton - Marketing
Anshu Gupta - SEO and Social Media