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[Infographic] Homesickness & How to cure it

[Infographic] Homesickness & How to cure it

By Beatrice Clarke

Do you sometimes feel overcome by homesickness? Every expat feels homesick at one time or another. Here’s the lowdown on homesickness, with some interesting facts and history, as well as what to do about it!

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Beatrice Clarke
Beatrice is a native Melbournian who moved to the Netherlands in 2009. With a background in independent publishing and fashion, Beatrice honed her understanding of Dutch language and culture working for three years in cosmopolitan Heerhugowaard. Read more

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