Walk the Talk Therapy.

Walk and talk sessions offer a unique approach to mental health support, allowing you to engage in therapy while enjoying the benefits of being outdoors and moving your body. As a licensed psychotherapist, I am here to support you. All ages and fitness levels are welcome.

Research has shown that spending time in nature can reduce stress, anxiety, and depression, while physical activity can boost mood and improve overall well-being. By incorporating walking into therapy sessions, you can experience a sense of calmness, increased focus, and a deeper connection with both your surroundings and yourself.

Say goodbye to the traditional therapy couch and discover the many advantages of walk and talk therapy!

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Meet the Therapist

Kelly M. Bossard, LCSW, CCTP

Welcome! I’m a therapist and a neighbor- someone who believes that healing doesn’t have to be confined to four walls. I’m passionate about bringing solid, effective therapy into the open air, where conversations can unfold naturally as we walk.

I’ve seen how the simple rhythm of walking side‑by‑side can make it easier to open up, think clearly, and breathe a little deeper. My goal is to create a safe, supportive space that moves with you so you can explore what matters most, build resilience, and feel more grounded.

Check out more about my credentials on Psychology Today

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  • We will agree on a meeting place prior to our appointment. Typically, Walk the Talk sessions take place local parks with ample parking, safe trails, and access to bathrooms.

    Common meeting places are Central Park of Morris County, Loantaka Park, and Frelinghuysen Arboretum.

    The great thing about this type of therapy is it is mobile! If you prefer, and schedule permitting, we can meet in your own neighborhood!

  • Absolutely not! This is strolling at a comfortable pace with frequent breaks to reflect. The terrain is mostly flat. Of course, getting your steps in while in therapy is a win-win, right?

  • In the event of extreme temperatures or precipitation, we can move our walk indoors to a nearby mall, meet virtually on-line, or reschedule. Simple.

  • Wear comfortable walking shoes (sneakers are fine) and clothes appropriate for the weather. The terrain is a mix of pavement, gravel, and dirt.

    Bring water and a towel, if you want something to sit on while we're resting or cooling down.

  • Sure! As long as dogs are allowed where we agree to meet. No additional charge for furry companions!

  • That's up to you! Schedule just one session or set up recurring weekly sessions- or anything in-between!

    There is no obligation to commit to on-going weekly therapy.

  • Sessions cancelled in advance of 24 hours will receive a full refund.

    Cancellations confirmed 2-24 hrs before the appointment will receive a 50% refund.

    Cancellations with less than 2 hours notice (or "no-shows") will not receive any refund.

    Late policy: Sessions will be cancelled and no refund given 10 minutes after scheduled appointment time.

  • Walk the Talk Therapy is not in-network with any insurance provider and is not eligible for out-of-network benefits at this time. Sessions are 100% self-pay.

    To learn about availability for in-office or telehealth sessions that ARE in-network with most insurance providers, please use the “Contact” button.

  • Anyone! All ages and fitness levels are welcome.