Are you an international student who has recently moved abroad and is missing your family and friends back home?
Take a deep breath and swipe, because here are 7 tips to cope with homesickness.
- Walking:
Strolls in parks refresh thoughts and help appreciate the current moment. Walking helps in the observation of other individuals and motivates one to study or work with more eagerness.
- Act as a tourist:
Believe you are a tourist, and research the city. Visit its famous landmarks, historical landmarks, museums, and amusement parks. Indulge in and learn about the culture and cuisine of the new place.
- Exploring:
Explore your university or workplace. Join clubs, and workshops and take part in group activities.
- Join International Community Councils:
Find people who are from your own home country by joining international community councils. They can guide you better and help you adjust to your new surroundings.
- Student advisors and work counselors:
Get therapy and counseling if you need to feel less lonely. Student advisors and work counselors are trained professionals and can help you adjust.
- Social Interaction:
Try to interact with everyone and anyone, and enjoy talking to people.
- Make a timetable:
Timetables are the best way to stay distracted. You can work harder and enjoy more while following a daily schedule that leaves no time to be homesick.
