Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Dougy Center charge for the Pathways peer support group?
The Pathways program is provided at no cost to your family. We are committed to providing services without any additional financial burden to families.
What if a grandparent or other family member that has been diagnosed, can we participate in a Pathways group?
Please contact a Pathways Coordinator if your child’s grandparent is living with you full time and has been diagnosed with an advanced serious illness to determine if Pathways is appropriate for your family, 503-775-5683 or pathways@dougy.org.
How do I sign up for the Pathways group?
To learn more about Pathways or sign up for a group contact Dougy Center at 503-775-5683 or email pathways@dougy.org.
What is Pathways?
Pathways offers peer support groups for children, teens, and their adults when a family member is living with an advanced serious illness. Pathways consists of a group for children, one for teens, one for adult caregivers, and a group for the adults diagnosed with an advanced serious illness. All groups meet at the same time so families can come together. Groups are ongoing and you can join anytime.