Where are you located?
Walk-N-Talk services are primarily offered in and around the Eagle River, and Mat-Su Valley areas.
What is Walk-N-Talk therapy?
Walk-N-Talk Therapy is a dynamic and innovative approach that blends the benefits of physical movement with the insights and support of counseling.
What are your hours?
9:00 am – 6:30 pm, Monday – Thursday
How do I set up an appointment?
The first step is setting up a free initial consultation, which you can do by emailing morgan@curacounseling.org or calling (216) 220-7495. The consultation is our chance to meet via video chat, learn more about each other, and decide if we are the right fit for each other. Don’t sweat it, though; it is typically pretty casual.
Can you diagnose me with Autism Spectrum Disorder?
Will I be in therapy forever?
What makes your approach to counseling different?
I don’t think my approach to counseling or well-being is different. I think my ability to translate my experiences and your experiences into opportunities to demonstrate agency, mastery, and advocacy is a unique skill that many people could benefit from. I also value multisensory interventions and visual explanations, which is why my clients tend to learn so much about their brains and nervous system.
What can I expect from sessions with you?
Who is Lois?
Lois is my 135-lb. Great Dane-Mastiff who often visits us in session and is present at most Walk-N-Talk sessions. She is full of love and melatonin, bringing so much joy and love everywhere she goes.
What does CURA stand for?
Cura comes from a Latin phrase, Cura Personalis, which translates to “Care for the Whole Person.” This phrase is foundational to my work and my company.
