Meirion Todd

“Every client is different, so if you’ve any questions I’ve not addressed here, just get in touch.”

mindfulness & self-compassion are at the heart of how I work as a therapist, for more information please visit my mindfulness & compassion page.

'I know how daunting first sessions can be, so I always try to make them as welcoming as possible

Walk & Talk Therapy

 

Therapy doesn’t always have to happen indoors. For many people, conversations flow differently when we’re walking side by side in nature. Walk & Talk therapy offers the same connection and reflection as traditional therapy, but walking together outdoors reconnects us with the natural world – the weather, the seasons, and the simple rhythms of life.

 

Why Walk & Talk?

Modern life keeps us still and cuts us off from one another. We sit alone at our desks, at our screens, and in our thoughts for long stretches of time.
Walking, even gently, changes our physiology – it regulates mood, lowers stress hormones, and encourages creative thinking. Research shows that walking in nature supports emotional wellbeing, helps with anxiety and low mood, and restores a sense of perspective. For many clients, the act of moving while talking allows for greater creativity and for new ideas to emerge

 

Who It Helps

Walk & Talk sessions can be particularly supportive for neurodivergent clients –  including ADHDers and autistic adults – who may find traditional therapy settings difficult. The less formal, side-by-side nature of walking therapy can ease the intensity of eye contact and reduce sensory pressure; silences feel more natural and the gentle rhythm of movement often helps with focus and regulation.

 

How It Works

We meet outdoors, whatever the season, in two of my favourite London parks — Hyde Park / Kensington Gardens and Regent’s Park.

Sessions last the usual 50 minutes. We walk at a relaxed pace, stopping when needed. You don’t need special gear, just shoes, a coat, and an umbrella suitable for the weather. I offer walking sessions in all weathers, though in the rare case of extreme conditions, we’ll reschedule.

 

Practicalities

I offer Walk & Talk sessions on Tuesday and Friday afternoons, charged at my standard session rate. We’ll agree the meeting point and route in advance. Accessibility, comfort, and safety are always considered, and confidentiality is maintained as carefully as in any other session.

If you’d like to try a walk & talk session with me, you  can arrange an introductory session by visiting my Contact page

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