Now, more than ever, clinicians and clients alike, are seeking creative alternatives to telehealth. How can we safely provide individual therapy in person during the pandemic? Walking therapy – or “walk and talk” therapy may just be the answer to this challenging question. Clinicians will learn the ins and outs of walking therapy. What is it? How does it work? What are the benefits? What does it mean as a therapist, and what will clients likely experience during a walk and talk session?
File type | File name | Number of pages | |
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Manual - Getting off the Couch (3.7 MB) | 54 Pages | Available after Purchase | |
Manual - Getting off the Couch - French (3.7 MB) | 54 Pages | Available after Purchase | |
Manual - Getting off the Couch - Italian (3.7 MB) | 54 Pages | Available after Purchase |
Jennifer Udler, LCSW-C, of Positive Strides Therapy, moved her Maryland practice outside ten years ago. She's presented widely on the positive effects of doing therapy in motion and outdoors. Her work has been featured in The Washington Post, Psychotherapy Networker, Outside Magazine, and on Sirius XM radio.
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