NOVELTY - A therapeutic walking apparatus has a walking course (1) with a figure-eight configuration. The walking course has walking course borders that form the inner boundary of walking course figure-eight configuration. The walking course borders delineate the walking course of walking apparatus for human sensory-motor exercise. The walking course and walking course borders provide a guide for walking and therapeutic integration of motor, sensory and cognitive functions to walkers using the walking apparatus.    USE - For cognitive and physical training for person recovering from physical trauma including injury or stroke for indoor or outdoor use.    ADVANTAGE - Provides full range of applications from very early childhood needs to the tallest of adult height applications due to variations in overall dimensions of components, including but not limited to the dimensions of track surface, rails lengths and diameters during fabrication. Smallest reasonable track allows the most physically fit of users to complete one entire figure-eight circuit in no less than thirteen steps. Limitation to size prevents over rotation of the knee joints during continuous circling. Figure-eight track configuration is not unreasonably elongated to cause too much time spent in linear locomotion nor is the figure-eight configuration necessarily comprised of overly round circular paths even in larger area outdoor applications since increase in roundness in larger area use forces over rotation of the entire body to hold user's vision on the designated sensory stimuli.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - INDEPENDENT CLAIMS are also included for the following:    (1) a therapeutic integration walking method;    (2) a physical and cognitive sensory walking training method for use on a figure-eight walking course;    (3) a game kit for active physical participation causing exercise of the human body and successive skill building in multiple areas of human competencies; and    (4) a method of playing game for active physical participation causing exercise of the human body and successive skill building in multiple areas of human competencies.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The figure shows the top view of a therapeutic and exercise ambulation application of a therapeutic integration walking apparatus.    Walking course (1)    Outer circular weight bearing support rail (2)    Inner circular weight bearing support rail (3)    Surface mounted support columns (4)    Vertical sliding collars (6)