Scholarship Funds
Guidelines for Eligibility: We recognize the courage it takes to face your fears and attend this training. So that we can be good stewards of our limited funds the criteria […]
Cancer & Caregiver Fund
Guidelines for Eligibility: We recognize the courage it takes to face your fears and attend this training. So that we can be good stewards of our limited funds the criteria […]
Military Family Fund
Guidelines for Eligibility: We recognize the courage it takes to face your fears and attend this training. So that we can be good stewards of our limited funds the criteria […]
Special Needs Family Fund
Guidelines for Eligibility: We recognize the courage it takes to face your fears and attend this training. So that we can be good stewards of our limited funds the criteria […]
Refund Policy
This policy pertains to both online and face-to-face programs. Beginning August 5th Trainees entering or completing the Core Training with Class 347, and later, will be subject to the following [...]
How to Tell the Difference Between Helping Someone and Enabling Them
Love means helping and supporting your loved ones, right? Or does it mean letting them figure it out on their own? Should we allow people the dignity of their own […]
Can a Leopard Change It’s Spots: What do Do When Others Won’t Believe You’ve Changed
You’ve made a really big change. Not a little “hey, I think might start eating healthier” type of change; a really big, core-level change. The kind of change fostered by […]
Interview with a Pathwaynian – Scott Miller
An indepth interview with Pathways Graduate, Scott Miller. Class 297. May 2012 Graduation What brought you to Pathways (how did you hear about it)? I came to Pathways because I […]
Interview with a Pathwaynian – Rodney Francisco
Every now and then, we find someone who exudes such joy and passion and we wonder… where does that come from and how do I get some. Rodney Francisco shares […]
Interview with a Pathwaynian: Peevyhouses
Holly and Clay Peevyhouse (married for 15 years) Payton (9), Eden (6), Colin (3) & Rosalyn (1.5) Holly – Class 284 , Clay – Class 278 What brought you to […]
Before Pathways
Before Pathways, I found myself in a situation I would have never imagined. My daughter had been diagnosed with an eating disorder. She struggled with the issue for about 8 […]
Meet Shawn Peterson
We at Pathways can think of no greater honor than to work with the soldiers and soldiers’ families who have made such great sacrifices for us. This article is one […]
The Joy of Kayden
As parents of a special needs child, we have struggled over the years; however, we had no idea how much our hearts needed what Pathways could give until we attended […]
Interview with a Pathwaynian: Kwarsicks
Jeff and Marcia Kwarsick (married for 22 years) Jeff – Class 53 ~ Marcia – Class 51 What brought you to Pathways (how did you hear about it)? Jeff: I […]
Persistence
Tenacity: what persistence becomes when matured by emotional intelligence A trainee in a relationship-oriented training was sharing with her small group, wives of the husbands sitting in their [...]
Mother and Son Renewed
Over ten years ago, Laura felt trapped in an unhappy marriage. She was emotionally shut down, and she felt empty inside. She had two sons, Josh and Zach. Over time, […]
Can You Change Without Drama?
Have you ever noticed that whenever you try to change yourself, even if you are changing to something better, other people in your world don’t necessarily react the way you […]
Military Family Fund Committee
My name is Bryan Benson. I am a veteran of Desert Storm and the Global War on Terror. Throughout my military career, I have been deployed multiple times overseas to […]
Coming All the Way Home
A U.S. Military Veteran commits suicide every 65 minutes, on average, according to a recent study from the Department of Veteran Affairs. THAT’S 22 VETERANS PER DAY! More active duty soldiers [...]
A Soldier and Marine Finds His Humanity
Meet Jack Noble (Pathways Class 291), Staff Sgt. US Army 99-04 (OIF-OEF), Sgt USMC 93-99. Jack knew a thing or two about leading and serving. Having been a Staff Sergeant in both […]
I Felt Like I Was Drowning
“I am a strong, confident woman.” Pathways helped me to deal with things from my past that were affecting my everyday life and it also helped give me tools that taught me to […]
Bringing our Military Home all the Way Home
We at Pathways can think of no greater honor than to work with the soldiers and soldiers’ families who have made such great sacrifices for us. This article is one […]
Help Me Get Out of This Drama Triangle: Stop Rescuing
The Karpman Drama Triangle: Persecutor – Rescuer –Victim (PRV). We’ve all found ourselves in this energy-draining game chasing and being chased around the triangle. “You are WRONG!” says the [...]
How the Kayden Joy Fund Helped One Mom Overcome Fear
My name is Mandy Martinez (Class 284), and I have been living every mother’s nightmare. Every mother’s greatest fear is that something bad will happen to her child; well I […]
I Was Meant to be His Mommy
“I am an honest, beautiful, good enough woman, just the way I am.” When I originally went to Pathways I did not realize how much I was using my son’s […]
