The life of a global worker is one that is filled with unique stressors. These stressors are compounded by the fear of being honest about them.

Cross-cultural work is not easy. We would be the first to tell you that! In addition to the normal difficulties of serving, global workers also experience things such as team conflict, visa issues, threats of death, political turmoil, language learning and re-learning, sickness and poor medical systems, providing education for their children, raising and maintaining support, helping their kids navigate the challenges of being a third culture kid, evacuations, culture shock, and so forth.

It is also well documented that those who serve on the field experience higher levels of stress and encounter a higher number of traumatic events. The pressures global workers face is enormous but, unfortunately, many suffer in silence and feel they have to edit themselves.

We desire to give them a space to be honest and receive the care they need. We want global workers to find an identity as a son or daughter of God first and as a global worker second. We want to come alongside global workers, personally and proactively with the tangible support they need—so they can focus on the work God has called them to do. 

We offer Counseling, Debriefing, Coaching, and Training.