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Take Therapy Outside. Bring Your Clinical Confidence With You.
Walk and Talk Therapy Training for Mental Health Professionals. Learn how to thoughtfully, ethically, and practically integrate movement and nature into your clinical practice.
90-minute recorded workshop | Instant access | $59
FOR THE CURIOUS CLINICIAN
You know therapy can happen
outside an office.
But how do you do it well?
What about confidentiality? Informed consent? Liability? Weather? Client screening?
You don't have to figure it all out on your own.
Get practical guidance for bringing walk and talk therapy into your practice with greater clarity and confidence.
PRACTICAL SKILLS FOR REAL-WORLD PRACTICE
From Curiosity to Clinical Confidence.
A practical introduction to the decisions, responsibilities, and possibilities of walk and talk therapy.
Practice Ethically
Navigate confidentiality, informed consent, documentation, and risk management.
Screen for Fit
Consider client suitability, accessibility, and trauma-informed care.
Plan Your Sessions
Explore routes, weather, meeting points, boundaries and logistics
Understand the Benefits
Explore how movement, nature, and side-by-side conversation may support therapy.
As Featured In
The New York Times · Psychology Today ·
the American Psychological Association ·
FOX 12 Oregon
Meet Your Instructor
Hi, I'm Aimee Frazier, LPC.
I'm a licensed professional counselor and founder of Portland Hiking Therapy in Portland, Oregon.
I've walked thousands of miles alongside clients, integrating therapy, movement, and nature while navigating the real-world complexities of practicing outside the traditional office.
I created this training to help fellow clinicians approach walk and talk therapy with greater confidence, preparation, and clinical integrity.
My hope is that you'll leave not only inspired by the possibilities of outdoor therapy, but equipped with practical knowledge to begin exploring it in your own practice.
Licensed Professional Counselor · Founder, Portland Hiking Therapy
Outdoor therapy practitioner and mental health educator, clinical supervisor in Oregon.
IS THIS TRAINING RIGHT FOR YOU?
For Therapists Ready to Think Outside the Office.
This training was created for mental health professionals who:
Are curious about incorporating walking and nature into psychotherapy.
Want practical guidelines on ethics, safety, and logistics.
Feel excited about outdoor therapy but aren't sure where to begin.
Want an approach that respects clients' individual needs and professional responsibilities.
You don't have to be an avid hiker or wilderness expert to begin exploring walk and talk therapy.
FROM FELLOW CLINICIANS
What Therapists Are Saying.
“This training was highly informative, thorough, and very helpful! This is a field I have been interested in for a while and I had no idea where to start.”
-A.N. 2022
"Aimee provides relevant information within the training, all while keeping the research front and center. I left feeling empowered to offer walk + talk therapy sessions."
-N.E. -2022
"Aimee's training on Walk and Talk Therapy is a great step for any provider with a desire to incorporate Walk and Talk Therapy into practice."
-J.T. -2023
GOOD TO KNOW
GOOD TO KNOW
Frequently Asked Questions.
Is this a live training?
No. This is a 90-minute recorded workshop. You'll receive instant access instructions following registration. Live trainings are available a few times per year. Please sign up for the email list to recieve notfications regarding live trainings.
Does this training qualify me to practice outdoors?
The workshop provides education and practical guidance, but does not independently establish clinical competence or satisfy applicable licensing requirements.
Are continuing education credits available?
This training does not currently offer CE credits, but may one day. Please email Aimee to express interest in CEs.
Complete the form below to register for the 90-minute recorded workshop. The training costs $59 USD, and access instructions and video link will be emailed following registration.
