Resources and Updates

Discover the Joy of Poi: Beginner Moves to Get You Started! Are you looking for a fun and engaging way to express yourself and improve your coordination? Poi spinning is a fantastic activity that combines rhythm, movement, and creativity! Whether you're a complete novice or just curious about the art of poi, there’s no better time to dive in. Why Learn Poi? Poi is not only a great workout but also a wonderful way to relieve stress and enhance your focus. Poi is also used in

Before poi became known globally as part of the flow arts scene, it was, and still is, a deeply rooted cultural practice of the Māori people of Aotearoa (New Zealand). Today, poi is enjoyed in many forms across the world. The Path Program honors the origins of poi while celebrating the diverse styles that have evolved, each offering its own gifts for health, creativity, and connection. The Origins of Poi Poi originated as a traditional practice of the Māori people, used in ka

If you’ve signed up (or are thinking of signing up ) for The Path Program, you might be feeling a little nervous or unsure...“Do I need to be coordinated? Will I need to remember complicated moves? Do I need to be especially flexible or experienced?” We want to reassure you that Poi Assisted Therapy is designed to be simple, accessible, and welcoming for  everyone . Here’s how we use poi, and what you can expect, when you join us on this journey. Why poi is perfect for PATH:

Creating an accessible and neuroaffirming EMDR group experience Many people with ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, or other forms of neurodivergence find that traditional therapy settings can feel overwhelming, overstimulating, or hard to follow. The Path Program was designed with flexibility and accessibility in mind, and it naturally incorporates several elements that support neurodiverse clients. Whether someone is seeking an alternative to in-person therapy or looking for a

A step-by-step guide to your first Path Program experience Starting something new can feel daunting, especially when it involves trauma therapy. The Path Program was designed to give clients a clear, safe, and predictable experience from the very first session. Whether you’re a Lead Provider considering a referral or a client exploring your options, here’s a closer look at how our online poi-assisted EMDR group works. A structured and supportive format The Path Program runs

Understanding our suitability criteria The Path Program is designed to offer a safe, structured, and effective online EMDR group experience for clients healing from trauma and related challenges. As Lead Providers consider potential referrals, it can be helpful to understand who tends to benefit most from this model, and which situations might call for alternative support. Clients who are well suited to The Path Program Our groups are a strong fit for clients who experience:

A quick guide for Lead Providers We’ve created a streamlined referral process for The Path Program, designed to make things easier for Lead Providers and to ensure clients can access their group as quickly as possible. This short guide explains how referrals work and why we strongly encourage using our online referral form as the first step. The simplest way to refer The preferred way to send referrals to The Path Program is through our online referral form . Once a Lead Prov