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5 Minute Interviews with Expats Living in Dubai

Meeting new people can be one of the most daunting yet rewarding ventures you undertake when moving to Dubai. The team at Expat Echo Dubai looks forward to meeting as many expats as possible and would like to feature you in our Into-yous section. Please complete our 5 minute interview and submit your answers along with a profile picture (in JPEG format).

img_0416 copyThis week’s Into-yous features British expat Rhys Carter

Tell us a little about yourself:
I am a physiotherapist, specialising in lower back and neck pain; as well as sports injuries. I am outgoing and enjoy socialising and meeting new people – of which there is ample opportunity in Dubai! I am a sport nut – watching or playing anything with a ball!

When did you move to Dubai and what brought you here:
I moved to Dubai just over a week ago – I’m very new! I moved here for work opportunities, and to join my partner who has been here for 2 years.

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into you 5:8:2015Today’s into-yous features Fatin

Tell us a little about yourself:
Helllo!! My name is Fatin, and I am a Early Childhood Development Speacilist. Currently working with Babilou Nurseries, Europe’s Leading Signature Child Care Group. Having such a strong team and high quality of staff it is a great place for children. I love working with the kids it is very rewarding helping a child grow and develop to his utmost potential. Read more

dr-photo6This week’s Into-yous features Australian expat Johanna Richmond

Tell us a little about yourself:
I am a licensed psychologist practicing at the Cognitive Behavior Clinic, Dubai with one counselor. We can help with all emotional problems, either long standing or recent problems that have come up that have led to confusion, sleeplessness or distress. I am also a psychodynamic therapist, psychodynamic therapy is for long standing problems. Unfortunately psychological problems don’t get better with time, in fact often they can get worse, we do not ’grow out’ of these. Read more

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