Matías Tuxen
Matías Tuxen
Psychologist · Human mobility, identity & well-being
Living abroad is not only an external transition. It is an internal one. I support internationally mobile professionals, partners and families through what shifts inside — identity, work, relationships and the sense of home.
People and organisations for whom a move across borders has changed more than an address.
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Keeping clarity and direction when the role, the culture and the expectations all change at once.
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When the move was for someone else's career and your own identity and work are left to be rebuilt.
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Adapting together to life across cultures.
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Working with international talent, relocation and family support.
Research
My independent research looks at male accompanying spouses — men who relocate for a partner's career — and at how the move reshapes identity, work and family roles.
June 2025
Is a Job Really All You Need to Live Abroad?
May 2025
Living Abroad: The Silent Grief Behind the Adventure
May 2025
Thinking vs. Rationalizing: What’s Really Going On in Your Mind Abroad?
“Relocation does not demand reinvention. It invites reflection.”
About
I trained in psychology and educational psychology and have worked with NGOs, schools, individuals and families. My own life has moved from Argentina to Denmark, Spain, Finland and now Thailand — so I know first-hand how relocation reshapes our roles, relationships and sense of home.
The first conversation is free — a chance to see whether this work fits where you are right now.