Overcoming mental health symptoms is possible!
Beginning your journey to recovery with Locall Motion can start today!
At Locall Motion we take groups on walks through their beautiful communities while empowering them with the tools and skills they need to take control of their lives in order to make healthy lifestyle changes. Our walks are a great alternative and/or an additional option to traditional interventions such as talk therapy!
If this sounds like an amazing way to begin your journey to recovery (and to get moving at the same time), then you are in the right place.
Join a Locall Motion Walking Group!
For most of Locall Motion participants the way to begin is to reach out to Comprehensive Community Services (CCS) Program in the county you reside in. Through CCS, they will determine if you are eligible for the program, enroll you and direct you to the available walking groups. You get to just show up and have some fun.
If this walking group speaks to you (or your loved one) and you want to join, but you are not eligible for the CCS program, you can enroll on your own.
Times and dates to be announced.
Let me know that you are interested in one of our walking groups by completing the form below and providing me with your contact information. Once I receive your information, I will contact you to determine the best option for you.
Payment Information
If you are currently involved with the Comprehensive Community Services (CCS) Program in your county, contact your CCS Service Facilitator to request the Locall Motion walking group. They may be able to fund the Locall Motion fee for you!
If you are NOT currently involved with CCS, please contact your local human services to determine your eligibility. You can also contact me for guidance, as I am happy to help.
If you wish to privately pay, each walk is $25/hour. Please feel free to contact me to discuss fees.
Have questions about Locall Motion?
Schedule a free phone call with me to see if Locall Motion is a good fit for you,
your loved one, or your participants.
