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Walk and Talk Therapy: A New Way to Heal

Experience a unique blend of traditional counselling and the soothing benefits of gentle movement in nature. Discover how walking and talking can transform your emotional journey.

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Discover Walk and Talk Therapy

Walk-and-talk therapy blends traditional counselling with gentle movement’s emotional and physical benefits.

Sessions take place outdoors in quiet areas of Canterbury, Kent. We walk at your pace and talk freely without the intensity of a therapy room.

It’s calm. It’s natural. And it works.

Becky Stone smiling warmly—offering trauma-informed therapy in Canterbury for eating disorders, anxiety, depression, and neurodivergent mental health support.

Who Benefits from Walk and Talk Therapy?

Support Tailored to Your Needs

Walk-and-talk therapy is ideal if you:

  • Feel overwhelmed in formal therapy settings

  • Struggle with anxiety, depression, or motivation

  • Prefer movement to sitting still

  • Want a softer way to explore difficult feelings

  • Are a teenager who finds talking easier without eye contact

  •  Just want fresh air and a fresh perspective

 

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Support That Fits You, Not the Other Way Around

Walk-and-talk therapy is ideal if you:

 

Why Walking Helps

The Science + Soul of Walking

 

Walking With Me Is… Safe, Gentle, and Real

I bring trauma-informed care and lived experience to every step.

There’s no pressure to perform or explain everything perfectly.

We walk, we talk, we pause if you need to. We make space for both silence and laughter.

Whether you’re just getting back on your feet emotionally or feel like you’re carrying too much to keep going, this is your chance to move forward in a safe and empowering way.

Private Support, Even in Public Spaces

We walk in quieter areas around Canterbury to maintain your comfort and confidentiality. If we pass someone, I’ll follow your lead, pause, shift the topic, or carry on casually.

Everything shared is confidential unless there’s a safeguarding concern, and I’ll always speak with you first.

Ready to Step Into Something New?

Walk-and-talk therapy is a simple but powerful way to care for your mind and body.

You don’t need the perfect words. You need to show up.

Becky Stone seated and smiling, offering trauma-informed counselling for eating disorders, depression, and emotional wellbeing in Canterbury.

Written By Becky Stone

I’m Becky Stone, a trauma-informed therapist based in Canterbury. I support teens and adults navigating eating disorders, anxiety, and emotional overwhelm with compassion, not judgment.

Meet Becky Stone

Your Compassionate Guide to Healing

I’m a trauma-informed therapist based in Canterbury, working with teens and adults navigating eating disorders, anxiety, depression, and burnout.

I offer both traditional and walk-and-talk therapy because healing doesn’t have to happen in a room. Sometimes, it begins with a single step outside.

Important Note About Eating Disorders

A Gentle Safeguarding Note About Eating Disorders

A Gentle Safeguarding Note About Eating Disorders While walk-and-talk therapy is a valuable approach for many, I want to be transparent about one important boundary: I do not offer walk-and-talk sessions for clients currently in active eating disorder recovery. This is a safeguarding decision, not a judgment. Walking therapy can sometimes unintentionally reinforce compulsive movement or restrict nourishment in vulnerable stages of recovery. If you’re navigating an eating disorder and interested in movement-based support, we can talk about this in regular therapy sessions and build a safe, collaborative plan together. My aim is always to keep your recovery centred, your body respected, and your therapy safe.