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Pathway 2 Support

Support Coordination

Hi, my name is Melissa, and I am the founder, owner and operator of Pathway 2 Support. I am a Social Worker and I have been working in the community sector in Perth, Western Australia for over 9 years. My Social Work career began when I commenced studying my Bachelor of Social Science (majoring in human services) in 2013 at Edith Cowan University in Perth, Western Australia. I continued on to complete my Bachelor of Social Work.

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Psychosocial Recovery Coaching
Social Work
Support Coordination

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Hi, my name is Melissa, and I am the founder, owner and operator of Pathway 2 Support. I am a Social Worker and I have been working in the community sector in Perth, Western Australia for over 9 years. My Social Work career began when I commenced studying my Bachelor of Social Science (majoring in human services) in 2013 at Edith Cowan University in Perth, Western Australia. I continued on to complete my Bachelor of Social Work. Since I commenced my career in 2013, I have worked across many sectors of the community services industry in Perth Western Australia, and I have been welcomed into the homes, lives and journeys of so many amazing individuals and families throughout my career. My experiences have led me to create my own private practice so that I can tailor my own services and supports to meet the needs of individuals and families. My approaches are holistic, person-centred, strength-based and problem-solving. I am compassionate, empathetic, understanding, experienced and professional and have a down to earth nature. This allows me to build relationships with the people I support easily.

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