Why a shared activity?
You do not have to start with a big introduction or know exactly what to say. Walking a trail or playing a co-op game gives a group something to do together while people get acquainted.
The programs are designed around regular meetings with a small group. The aim is to make space for familiarity and conversation over time.
What joining looks like.
- Start with a conversation. Ask Mason about your interests, the next group, and the practical details.
- Confirm the arrangements. Understand the schedule, costs, activity, and what you need before making a commitment.
- Show up for the shared activity. Take part in the walk or game and get to know people through doing something together.
Two ways to take part.
Forest Walk and Talk brings adults together for an outdoor walk and tea in Fort Worth.
The Gaming Group uses co-op games as a starting point for connection online. Ask about the appropriate group, games, and equipment before joining.
Coaching and community.
My Journey Path focuses on connection, personal growth, and shared experience. Its programs and individual coaching do not provide therapy, diagnosis, or treatment, and do not replace clinical mental health care.
Mason holds an M.Ed. and is an LPC-Associate in Texas. In these programs, he works as a facilitator and coach. You can ask about his background and the scope of a program before joining.
A fit worth talking through.
Bring questions about age grouping, access needs, games, the walking route, or how a session works. Parents and guardians should discuss teen participation directly with Mason.