Every Journey Has a Path. Let’s Walk Yours Together.

Empowering students, parents, and adults with practical life skills, emotional tools, and a strong sense of purpose—one step at a time.

What Is P.A.T.H.?

A Life Development Workshop

Series for Every Stage of Growth 

The P.A.T.H.™ Workshops offer age-appropriate tools and principles that build

character, discipline, communication, teamwork, and emotional well-being.

For Middle & High School Students

Gain clarity, purpose, and direction 

For Parents

Build better connections and support your child’s development

For Adults

Strengthen personal leadership, well-being, and growth 

Workshops

The Four Stages of the

P.A.T.H.™ Journey

Student Foundations

Ages 11–15 

Discover purpose, take ownership, and learn the power of teamwork and wellness.  

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High School Success

Grades 9–12

Advance your life skills, character, and career-ready mindset.   

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College Readiness

College Students & Families

Tailored guidance for academics, health, and life planning. 

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Adult Growth & Leadership

Professionals & Parents 

Workshops for personal development, career advancement, or parenting support.

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Which Workshop Is Right for You?

Try our free 2-minute quiz to find the right place to begin your journey. 

Support for Parents

Because you matter too. 

P.A.T.H.™ offers parent-specific sessions focused on:

Strengthening communication

Navigating school challenges 

Managing time and emotional balance 

Being a consistent source of guidance

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Testimonials

What Participants

Are Saying

“I’ve watched Mr. Carson work with our PATH students at Harrison Park Middle, asking thoughtful questions that help them explore why good grades and responsible behavior matter. He meets students where they are—whether they’re earning C’s or B’s—and challenges them to reach the next level. With his wealth of knowledge and life experience, he eagerly pours into our students.”

— Andrew Perry, SUN Site Manager,

Harrison Park Middle School

“I’ve had the privilege of working with Mr. Benny Carson for over 10 years—first at the Black Parent Initiative and now at the Sickle Cell Anemia Foundation of Oregon. He has served as a facilitator, mentor, and workshop leader, focusing on economic growth, personal development, and team and character-building for our youth. Mr. Carson is a caring, principled role model who creatively engages young people and helps them apply positive character concepts in their daily lives. I am confident he will be a tremendous asset to any youth program.”