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There are many reasons people reach a point where support feels helpful. Everyday life, and simply being human with all our complexity, can bring experiences that are rewarding at times and painful at others. While physical pain is often visible and easier to explain, emotional and mental distress can be harder to recognise and manage. When thoughts, feelings, or experiences begin to feel overwhelming or stuck, working with a walk and talk therapist can provide valuable suppo

If the idea of sitting in a room, face-to-face, talking about personal things feels uncomfortable — you’re not alone. Walk and talk therapy offers a different way to access support: by walking while you talk , rather than sitting still in a traditional therapy room. For many people, this simple shift makes therapy feel more natural, less intense, and easier to begin. What is walk and talk therapy? Walk and talk therapy is a therapeutic approach where conversations happen whil

For many people, talking about how they feel doesn’t come easily — especially when sitting face-to-face in a room, under bright lights, trying to “find the right words.” If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. There’s a growing reason why walking (rather than sitting) can make thinking clearer, emotions feel lighter, and conversations flow more naturally. Walking changes how the brain processes thoughts and emotions When you walk, your body isn’t just moving — your nervous