CONFIDENCE THROUGH ACTION -

CONFIDENCE THROUGH ACTION -

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Holistic Youth Life Skills Coaching

Supporting Neurodiverse & Unconventional Learners

Carve Your Own Path is dedicated to helping your child drop in, cast out, and climb higher - building skills and confidence through hands-on tutoring and outdoor enrichment.

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WHO WE RIDE WITH

We specialize in supporting neurodiverse youth with mild to moderate disabilities, ages 6–17, offering holistic, strengths-based guidance during these formative years. For learners up to age 21, we extend our services with an adaptable approach that meets the evolving needs of older learners and their families.

Join the Pathfinder Team Today

A flexible, small-group program that combines outdoor adventure and movement with meaningful learning. By leading with physical activity, fun, and excitement, we help learners turn on engagement and focus intrinsically.

  • Small-group sessions designed for community and connection

  • Pick-and-choose outdoor activities offered throughout the month

  • Physical engagement, fun, and excitement used to help learners focus and stay motivated

  • Learning is done at our tutoring space; offering math, literacy, and executive functioning

  • Coach-led, Professional Teacher directed Instruction, and a relaxed but structured environment with consistent routines

Learn More About the Pathfinder Team Program

Schedule a Free Consultation Today!

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THE PATH WE’RE CARVING

“Mike was truly a difference maker for myself and my family. As a teenager, I was incredibly fortunate to have him not only as a snowboard coach but also as a mentor. He helped me learn to embrace who I was—both on and off the mountain. His guidance had a lasting impact on how I showed up in the world, influencing the way I approached family life, friendships, and school with greater confidence and authenticity.”
— Adam Redling · Former Athlete

We envision a world where neurodivergent youth are empowered to thrive with confidence, supported by inclusive communities that value their unique strengths and passions.

A smiling adult male and two young boys wearing helmets and holding skateboards outdoors on a sunny day with trees and power lines in the background.
Three people dressed in winter snowboarding gear standing outdoors in snowy conditions. One person in the middle is wearing a brown snowboarding outfit with goggles and holding a snowboard. The person on the left is wearing a light green jacket and black pants, and the person on the right is wearing a black jacket with goggles and holding a helmet and a snowboard.
“I carry so many things with me in my personal and professional life that Mike has taught me. I wanted to be like him as a kid and it has been a great model to look back at and reflect..”
— Mikey Tuck · Former Athlete