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Walk and Talk Therapy at Mindwell Therapy


At Mindwell Therapy, we believe that healing can happen in many different environments. That’s why we offer Walk and Talk Therapy, a unique approach that combines the therapeutic benefits of nature with the proven effectiveness of traditional talk therapy. If you’re someone who feels more comfortable moving while talking or if you simply enjoy being outdoors, Walk and Talk Therapy might be the perfect fit for you.


What is Walk and Talk Therapy?

Walk and Talk Therapy is a form of therapy where sessions take place outdoors while walking, rather than sitting in an office. This approach allows you to engage in therapy while moving, which can help you feel more relaxed and open. Being in nature can also provide a calming backdrop, making it easier to discuss difficult topics.


It’s important to note that Walk and Talk Therapy is not about exercise. The pace is gentle, allowing us to focus on the therapeutic conversation. The act of moving and looking around with your eyes, taking in the natural surroundings, can actually enhance the healing process by grounding you in the present moment and helping to process emotions more effectively.


Benefits of Walk and Talk Therapy

  • Enhanced Comfort: Some people find it easier to talk when side by side rather than face to face. Walking together can make difficult conversations feel less intense.

  • Physical Movement: Walking can help reduce stress, improve mood, and boost energy levels, which can enhance the therapeutic process.

  • Connection with Nature: Being outdoors can provide a sense of peace and grounding, helping you to feel more present and mindful during your sessions.

  • Creative Thinking: The combination of movement and a change of scenery can stimulate creativity, helping you to explore new perspectives and solutions to your challenges.

Who Can Benefit from Walk and Talk Therapy?


Walk and Talk Therapy is a great option for anyone who:

  • Enjoys spending time outdoors.

  • Feels more comfortable opening up while moving.

  • Finds sitting in a traditional therapy setting to be restrictive.

  • Is looking for a more holistic approach to mental health.

Whether you’re dealing with anxiety, depression, stress, or simply looking for a new way to engage in therapy, Walk and Talk Therapy can be tailored to meet your needs.


What to Expect

  • Initial Consultation: Before starting Walk and Talk Therapy, we’ll have an initial consultation in our office or virtually to discuss your goals and determine if this approach is right for you.

  • Personalized Route: Our office is conveniently located near beautiful trails and close to Bear Creek Park in Keller, offering a variety of scenic options for your sessions. We’ll choose a walking route that suits your comfort level and preferences, whether you prefer a quiet, wooded trail or a stroll through a serene park.

  • Flexible Sessions: Walk and Talk sessions are flexible and can be adjusted based on weather, your physical abilities, and your comfort level. If needed, we can always return to the office for part or all of the session.

  • Confidentiality: Just like in a traditional therapy setting, your privacy is our priority. We’ll choose routes that offer a degree of seclusion and discuss strategies to ensure your confidentiality during our sessions.

Our Approach

At Mindwell Therapy, we integrate the principles of Walk and Talk Therapy with evidence-based practices to provide you with a comprehensive, personalized treatment plan. Whether we’re working on stress management, improving mood, or building coping strategies, our therapists are skilled in adapting their techniques to this unique setting.


Ready to Get Started?

If you’re interested in trying Walk and Talk Therapy, we’d love to discuss how this approach can benefit you. Contact us today to schedule your initial consultation. Let’s take the first step—together.

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