Get back to your roots

“The wilderness holds answers to questions man has not yet learned to ask”

Meet your guide!

Chase Counts is the founder of Peak Counseling and the guide behind our nature-based therapy experiences. He is passionate about helping individuals, couples, families, teams, and groups reconnect with themselves, others, and their sense of purpose through intentional time in nature. Chase offers a unique approach that integrates therapeutic work with the healing elements of the natural world—whether that’s incorporating nature into sessions, leading walk-and-talk experiences at Turkey Mountain, or facilitating multi-day wilderness trips designed for deeper reflection and growth. He views his role as walking alongside you, creating space for insight, connection, and meaningful change. If you’re interested in exploring this experience, reach out to schedule a session or consultation.

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FAQs

what is Nature Therapy?

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Nature therapy is an approach that incorporates the natural environment into the therapeutic process to support healing, clarity, and connection. This can include elements like outdoor sessions, walk-and-talk therapy, or more immersive experiences in nature. By stepping outside of the traditional office setting, clients often experience reduced stress, increased awareness, and a deeper connection to themselves and others, creating space for meaningful insight and lasting change.

What does a typical session look like?

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A typical nature therapy session is relaxed, flexible, and tailored to your needs. Many sessions take place as a walk-and-talk experience, where we move at a comfortable pace in a natural setting while processing what’s coming up for you. At times, we may pause to sit, reflect, or engage in guided exercises that help increase awareness, regulate your nervous system, and deepen insight. The focus is not on hiking or physical performance, but on creating space for meaningful conversation, connection, and growth in a setting that naturally supports the therapeutic process.

Where do sessions take place

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Nature Therapy sessions typically take place at Turkey Mountain, Keystone Ancient Forest, Parks, Ozark Highland Trail, State or National Parks, or Private Property.

How can I contact you?

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918-230-2489

desk@peakcounselingtulsa.com

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