How helpful is the label "TCK"? Or any label, for that matter? What is the danger in using a label as you introduce yourself? In this episode I interact with Stephanie Boon's article <a href="https://thingswedidntknow.com/2018/11/12/identity-theft-of-third-culture-kids/?fbclid=IwAR0ETX-k2h0iJ_AENMt_aa-XoyfSLfVAFwMAOCvhQC-Bd0bgnstKv4swcG8">Identity Theft of Third Culture Kids</a> to talk about the place of labels in the TCK community.
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"Raising Healthy TCK's" with Lauren Wells

Soul food for global nomads, where we share stories and strategies that support whole soul living for Third Culture Kids. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tck-care/support