Walk + Talk Therapy  

I offer opportunities to walk, talk, and practice mindfulness meditation in Santa Fe, New Mexico. 

Meet me at the Santa Fe Canyon Preserve

Get Directions: Two Mile Pond at Cerro Gordo and Upper Canyon Road


 

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I currently offer Walk + Talk sessions from May to November.

Contact me if you are interested in this form of nature-based counseling, and find out if it is a good fit for you and your therapeutic goals.

The true miracle is not walking on water or walking in air, but simply walking on this earth. Every path, every street in the world is your walking meditation path. The miracle is not to walk on water, or in the air, or on burning charcoal. The miracle is to walk on earth.

-Thich Nhat Hanh

 

Known benefits of walk + talk practices:                                                                     

  • Mindfulness practice

  • Beauty appreciation

  • Lower anxiety

  • Soften depression

  • Improve self-compassion

  • Insight regarding life transitions

  • Reduce stress

  • Cool anger

  • Comfort grief

  • Feel connection in the face of existential dread and confusion


Kate is an extremely gifted mediation teacher.

"She has a great deal of knowledge and experience with the practice, an incredible intuition, and a flexibility and presence that help her find exactly the right guidance to help any practitioner at any level to deepen their practice, open more to their present experience, and find their potential for love. I never thought I was a person who could meditate, but working with Kate has changed my life. She has helped me, through mindfulness, learn how to respond rather than react to stress and difficult emotions, to be much more present with the people that matter the most to me, and to experience and savor so much more joy in my life. I'm so grateful to her for opening this path to me"

-Stephanie Harad

I am ever grateful to Kate as my mentor, teacher, and friend

“When I took Kate Reynolds' mindful parenting class in 2010, I was hoping for some tips to help me with strategies for soothing my two young children, ages 1 and 3. What I didn’t realize was that I was in for a whole new way of being, not only as a parent, but as an individual seeking relief from the challenges of the human condition. While I had practiced mind-body strategies for coping with my own anxiety for a few years prior to the class, Kate’s MBSR-based curriculum provided a container and foundation for what has become a life-changing practice that I now pay forward in all my relationships and in my work as a clinician."

— Erin Sibley Doerwald