There is something noticeably different about being outdoors.

Not just “nice” or “pretty.”
But often steadier. Less pressured. More spacious.

Before training as a counsellor, I worked in nature conservation and spent much of my time outside. That experience shaped how I understand the relationship between people and landscape. I saw how differently people reflected, processed and even grieved when they were outdoors. People often speak differently outside. They pause differently. They think differently.

Walk and talk counselling in Exmouth brings that understanding into therapeutic work.

It all begins with an idea.