Pathways in Action
rewire the brain
Rewire the Brain was a free training program funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services, researched by Griffith University and facilitated by Pathways to Resilience and Stronger Brains Ltd. The program aimed to improve cognitive function, social and emotional skills, and capacity for self-regulation in young people aged 16-24 who had moved, or were at risk of moving, away from education and into long-term unemployment. Rewire the Brain completed in December 2019.
ABC compass - pitch up episode 3
Pitch Up Brisbane - On the banks of the Brisbane River, Kumi meets Zoe who uses animals to help people experiencing social isolation, Melissa who was pregnant at 16 and now mentors teen mums and Debbie (Pathways Director of Education and Learning) who trains teachers how to connect with traumatised children.
wings to fly
Find out more about Wings to Fly, our program for Early Years Educators.
ABC radio brisbane
Focus: How to be a “charismatic adult” for a child in need
An interview with Debbie Miller (Pathways Director of Education and Learning), Madelaine Winstanley (Pathways Education and Engagement Consultant) and Dr Jennifer Cartmel (Griffith University) on ABC Radio Brisbane's Focus program.
ABC radio brisbane
Focus: When life falls apart again and again, what will get you through?
Debbie Miller (Pathways Director of Education and Learning) on the panel for ABC Radio Brisbane's Focus program.