Abstract
The challenge of overseas consulting is viewed from the perspective of a novice. These challenges are viewed within the context of pre-entry issues, entry, relationship building, problem identification/solutions, and termination stages of consultation. A case history of brief school psychological consultation to an American school in the Middle East illustrates some of the unique challenges of overseas consultation. It is concluded that logistical and cultural challenges provide serious obstacles and poignant opportunities for overseas consulting.
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