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Dealing with Culture Shock: How to Feel at Home in Canada

Adapting to a new culture isn’t always easy. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, you’re not alone.


What is Culture Shock?

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❄️ Stage 1: Honeymoon Phase – Excitement about new experiences.


🌀 Stage 2: Frustration Phase – Struggling with language, customs, or weather.


💡 Stage 3: Adjustment Phase – Learning to navigate life.


🌎 Stage 4: Acceptance Phase – Feeling at home.


Tips to Adapt Faster


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🗣 Improve your English/French – Free programs like LINC (Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada) and apps like Duolingo can help.


📚 Learn about Canadian culture – Watch local news, TV shows, or YouTube videos about life in Canada.


🤝 Stay connected with your culture – Join cultural groups while also embracing new traditions.


Culture shock is normal, but with time and effort, Canada will start to feel like home. I'd be more than happy to tell you about my journey and help you navigate yours!

 
 
 

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