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Walk & Talk Therapy
Walking while talking changes the overall dynamic between client and therapist.
Facing forward rather than maintaining eye contact can make the situation feel less intense. This more casual approach often empowers people to talk more freely and easily – especially when discussing difficult or sensitive issues.
Additionally, alongside therapy itself, both exercise and spending time outdoors, especially in green spaces, have long been linked through a multitude of studies with both a reduction in symptoms associated with depression, stress, and anxiety and an improved overall mood.
(Main Street Counseling Group, Ventura CA, 2020)
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