- 2A Lalupon Close, Off Keffi Street, Off Awolowo Road, Ikoyi, Lagos.
- +234-818-457-5377
- info@intimacyclinic.org
Immigration is more than a change of location, it’s a life-altering transition that affects your mind, relationships, identity, and mental health. It is never just about paperwork, it’s a deeply emotional process.
At The Intimacy Clinic, we provide comprehensive Immigration Support Services designed to help individuals, couples, and families navigate the emotional, psychological, and practical challenges that come with immigration, relocation, or cross-border reunification. Behind every visa application is a human story of struggle, sacrifice, trauma, transition, or reinvention. Whether you’re applying for asylum, seeking spousal sponsorship, requesting a waiver, or preparing a psychological evaluation, The Intimacy Clinic offers professional, compassionate, and legally sound support to strengthen your case and protect your dignity.
Led by Dr. Tolulope Oko-Igaire, Africa’s foremost expert in couple, sex, and mental health therapy, this service bridges clinical excellence with compassionate advocacy supporting your mental well-being while equipping you with credible documentation for embassies, courts, and consulates when required. Our Immigration Support Services combine psychological insight with ethical advocacy ensuring your story is heard, respected, and powerfully represented.
Immigration can involve:
• Leaving everything familiar behind
• Facing long-distance separation or uncertainty
• Dealing with past trauma, war, or persecution
• Navigating marital or family strain under pressure
• Adjusting to new cultures, roles, or gender expectations
• Experiencing deep identity shifts and emotional dysregulation
hat’s why our approach is holistic, we don’t just write letters. We walk the journey with you.
• Therapy to process anxiety, fear, grief, trauma, and identity loss
• Couples counseling during long-distance or immigration-induced separation
• Support for parents raising children in cross-cultural transitions
• Rebuilding self-esteem, confidence, and clarity amid disorientation
• Stress and burnout management before or after migration
• Therapist-written recommendation letters to embassies and consulates
• Relationship verification and proof of therapeutic engagement for couples
• Hardship statements for visa waivers or immigration defense
• Mental health evaluations for asylum, deportation relief, or family reunification
• Letters for religious, medical, humanitarian, or professional immigration requests
◦ Spousal Visa Support
◦ Family Reunification
◦ Immigration Waivers
◦ Humanitarian and Compassionate Grounds
◦ Marriage-based applications
◦ Relationship verification or therapy involvement
◦ Trauma, anxiety, PTSD, abuse, or sexual violence
◦ Mental health hardship letters (for deportation defense or asylum)
◦ Clinical documentation for relocation stress
◦ Identity adjustment and cultural shock assessments
• Counseling Summaries to accompany legal proceedings
• Families, couples, and individuals preparing to relocate
• Clients navigating international marriage, long-distance relationships, or spousal visa processes
• Asylum seekers with documented trauma or abuse
• Parents and children facing emotional tolls of immigration
• Professionals, missionaries, or students adjusting to new cultural realities
• Lawyers and immigration consultants needing credible therapist documentation
• Individuals applying for immigration or residency
• Couples undergoing spousal sponsorship or long-distance marriage applications
• Asylum seekers or humanitarian applicants with trauma history
• Women and children survivors of gender-based violence
• People relocating due to health, political, or psychological distress
• Legal professionals in need of credible therapist documentation
• Churches, NGOs, or international agencies seeking therapist endorsements
“I didn’t realize how heavy this process was until I sat with Dr. Tolu. I found not just a counselor—but a guide through the fear, doubt, and documentation.”
– A., mother of two, preparing to emigrate to Canada
“We got our visa approved with a strong therapist letter. But more importantly, we reconnected emotionally and felt seen.”
– Nigerian couple applying for UK spousal visa
“The embassy said my documentation was one of the strongest they’d ever seen. Dr. Tolu didn’t just write a letter—she told my story with compassion and credibility.”
– T.K., Nigerian asylum applicant in the U.S.
“We were denied a spouse visa once. After our sessions with The Intimacy Clinic and the detailed therapy letter submitted, we were finally approved.”
– Mr. & Mrs. O., UK visa applicants
📥 Download our upcoming guide: “How Therapy Can Strengthen Your Immigration Journey”
📧 Contact us: info@intimacyclinic.org
📞 Book a session: +234-818-457-5377
🌐 www.theintimacyclinic.com
“Whether you’re crossing oceans or waiting on embassy approval, your emotional well-being matters. You deserve to be supported, not just by systems, but by people who see the full story of your journey. No embassy form can capture your entire journey. That’s why we lend your story the voice it deserves, clinical, compelling, and courageous.”
1. Confidential Counseling Sessions (online or in-person)
2. Holistic Support for emotions, identity, family, and relationships
3. Professional Documentation that reflects your psychological and emotional truth
4. Ongoing Support throughout the immigration timeline
The world is a global village and distance is no longer a barrier to getting the needed help.
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