A conversation first
Our first chat is a chance to get to know each other, talk about what you are looking for and see whether the support could be a good fit.
MEET ALEX
The person behind Their Path.
Practical support starts with getting to know the young person: their interests, what matters to them and what they would like to make easier.
Hi, I’m Alex.
I work with young people and families to shape support around everyday goals. That might mean talking through a challenge, practising a useful skill or helping a young person take part in an activity they have chosen.
My background includes youth wellbeing, residential youth care and supporting children with additional needs. Those roles have involved individual mentoring, small-group activities, daily routines and working alongside families and other support people.
I hold a Certificate IV in School Age Education and Care.
At Their Path, the young person’s interests and preferences help shape the starting point. We agree what to work on together and take practical steps at a pace that suits them.
What you can expect from working together.
A useful starting point
We choose a practical goal and an activity or setting that makes sense for the young person.
Room for their voice
Young people can express preferences, ask questions, suggest ideas and ask for an agreed break.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Let’s find a starting point.
Book a free 15-minute phone or Google Meet chat to talk through what you are looking for.