Gosia Kozlowska

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Psychologist, therapist, and coach with a passion for mindfulness, compassion, and movement. I work with trauma, chronic illness, and neurodiversity, integrating art, yoga, and therapeutic writing. Also a food writer, storyteller, and nature enthusiast—always exploring the intersections of psychology, embodiment, and creativity.
Culture

Brazilian Day in Odense: Where Rhythm, Food, and People Meet

Diversity & inclusionFood & drinkGetting involved

Between Nisser and Panettone

How to Seek Referrals for Children with ADHD, Autism, or Anxiety...

Hans Christian Andersen’s Fairy Tales: Denmark’s National Treasure

Soaking Up The Sun In Denmark’s Garden Villages

Your Guide to Danish Museums – With Heart, Curiosity, and a...

Fællesskab: Why Singing Together is So Important in Danish Culture

Servicefradrag: the tax break that pays you for keeping your home...

Don’t Give Up Hope For A Biological Baby: How to Get...

Fastelavn: Denmark’s Sweetest and Strangest Carnival

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High-Earning Jobs: The Key to Danish Citizenship

Danish 50, 100, and 200 kroner banknotes beside a pile of coins on red fabric with a white stripe
Residency & citizenship

The Danish Chapter of My Life: A Little Piece of Home...

A smiling woman in a navy and silver Indian dress sits on the floor in front of tall Durga Puja idols of Goddess Durga, Ganesha and other deities, set up in a sports hall.

Tur-retur: Episode 19 – The delightful un-creepiness of Danish cemeteries

Two people lying on a blanket on the grass in a leafy cemetery, one reading a book, next to an old weathered gravestone