Check out the latest resources for Pathways participants.
There is something deeply empowering about coming together as a community to learn how to feel safer, stronger, and more confident in our daily lives. This fall, eleven participants spanning a diverse range of ages and backgrounds did just that during a self-defense workshop hosted in partnership with Legends Karate. Dressed in comfortable clothes and […]
You asked, and we listened! After receiving a request from our participant, Samantha, to start a Little Free Library, we couldn’t resist. We are thrilled to announce that our very own neighborhood book exchange is up and ready for readers. A Labor of Love This project came together thanks to the heart and creativity of […]
For many young adults, finding your niche and scheduling hangouts can sometimes feel overwhelming. Traditional social structures built around high school classrooms and organized sports often shift or fade as we enter adulthood, leading to what many families call the social “cliff of service”. At Pathways to Independence, we believe that neurodiverse young adults shouldn’t […]
As 2025 draws to a close, many individuals and families begin thinking about their charitable goals for the coming year. Along with those plans come a few important updates to federal tax law that could affect how charitable contributions are deducted starting in 2026. While everyone’s situation is unique, being aware of these upcoming changes […]
Use this worksheet to learn more about your social goals. This worksheet shows you a reference for the social skills you want to work on with room for your own personal goals, affirmations, and notes.
This handbook contains all programming information, policies, procedures, and participant rights and responsibilities for our adult program.
This handbook contains all programming information, policies, procedures, and participant rights and responsibilities for our young adult program.
Use this worksheet to learn more about boundary setting. This worksheet shows you how you can use this skill to set boundaries with friends when they are doing something that bothers or upsets you.
Use this sheet to plan your own social activity or small group with friends. This sheet will help you stay organized and on top of the details! Remember, if you want a Pathways staff to be at your small group, please call Jamie or another PTI staff to arrange this before you invite your friends.
Resources to find a counselor, therapist, group therapy, support groups or crisis help information.
Review our general safety tips regarding such topics as money safety, transportation awareness, awareness in public and personal space.