Reverse culture shock refers to the experience of isolation, disorientation and struggle to readjust after you come back from your gap year, and it can hit you hard if you are not careful and should not be ignored or underestimated as it can lead to a lot of serious mental health problems. Here are some ways you can deal with the shock of returning home from your travels around the world.
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Dealing With Reverse Culture Shock After Your Gap Year.
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It Really Is A Lonely Planet After Your Gap Year.
A recent study in Psychological Science suggests that those of us who have travelled the world can be left feeling isolated and alone when we return home after a gap year. This unfortunate aspect of reverse culture shock is something many travellers can relate to as many people we knew in our old lives simply can’t relate to the experiences we have had or the things we have seen.
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How To Deal With Reverse Culture Shock After Your Gap Year.
How to deal with reverse culture shock after returning home from your gap year.
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