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Our Sporting Peer Program has been making waves and achieving remarkable outcomes for several years now. This initiative, designed to integrate A Path To Follow’s peer support model into sporting and recreational settings, has proven to be a game-changer in enhancing the well-being of young athletes. What Is the Sporting Peer Program? Since its inception, the Sporting …
Navigating mental health support can be overwhelming. Many start with their GP, who can create a mental health care plan and refer you to a Psychologist. However, finding the right support might require additional effort. At A Path To Follow, we guide you through understanding various mental health professions to help you make informed decisions. …
A Path To Follow is now A Path To Follow Inc. What does that mean? It means we have made a legal commitment to provide services to the community and only use our profits to put back into those services for community. To enable this next big move, we needed a small team with aligned philosophies to guide …
Pressing Buttons provide biggest donation yet... Pressing Buttons have been supporters of APTF since they first launched their initiative that created a safe dance space for young people in 2019. Each event space was supported by the unique writeups of their DJs and what mental health means to them, showcasing local artists in relation to their …
What, why and how I do "A Path To Follow" is complicated apparently (ah, yes it is). This is largely due to our commitment to the customisation of wellbeing services to meet the needs of our peers. But I do get it, I need community to understand what we do, if we are to truly …
“Here’s where I hope you don’t do what I do with the majority of pre-holiday emails; delete them.
If you have read this far, 🤞🏼you are going to stick with us. I’ll try and make it a short one. BTW, I don’t delete because of anything to do with the sender (usually). I do it because I find this time of year challenging on multiple levels; arbitrary and often meaningless get togethers with people you don’t regularly see, forced consumerism and an arbitrary expectation that everyone in the world likes or celebrates Christmas and has loved ones to spend it with…”
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