2 guided walking meditations
Each shows its length and guide.
When anxiety makes you restless, sitting still can feel impossible. Put in your headphones, start walking, and let a calm voice guide each step.

Walking meditation means paying calm attention while you walk: your steps, your breath, the world around you.
It’s a good fit if closing your eyes and sitting still makes you more anxious. It’s still meditation for anxiety, just in motion.
On Home, go to Feel Better Daily and tap Walking.
Each one shows its title, length and who guides it.
Hear a short sample, so you know the voice feels right.
Check in from 1 (Panic) to 10 (Calm), then settle in.
The audio keeps playing with your screen locked, with controls on your lock screen.
Then check in again and see how you feel.


Each shows its length and guide.
Put your phone in your pocket and go.
Hear the voice before you start.
Anxiety often shows up as restlessness: energy with nowhere to go. Walking gives it somewhere to go.
Paying attention to your steps and surroundings is a form of grounding. It pulls your attention out of worry and into the present.
And gentle movement is good for stress in its own right.
Rate how you feel from 1 (Panic) to 10 (Calm) before and after, and see what works for you.
Scale from 1, Panic, to 10, Calm. Higher is calmer.
Before we begin the exercise


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Walk somewhere safe. Keep the volume low enough to hear traffic and people around you, and keep your eyes open.
A way to meditate while you walk, by paying calm attention to your steps, breath and surroundings.
The walking meditations are part of Premium, which starts with a free trial: 7 days on the monthly plan, 14 days on the yearly plan. Free forever in the app: SOS panic relief, the CBT Thought Journal and Anxiety University.
Anywhere that feels safe and familiar, like a park or a quiet street. You don’t need to go far or fast.
They help you hear the guidance clearly. Keep the volume low enough to hear what’s around you.
They’re different, not better or worse. If sitting still makes you tense, walking can be an easier way in. You can also try seated meditation.