Pathway Counselling

27/07/2025

Now that's a message we can get behind.

27/07/2025

Our old pal Snoop popped into our Free Art Workshop last summer to unleash his inner artist, and explore new techniques in a fun supportive environment!

26/07/2025

We all have tough days and wish we could magic up something to help. So we made a vending machine for the soul. 🧃✨

💭 What would you order today?

26/07/2025

Unlike the official Olympics, we give out trophies every day. What is your award for today?

25/07/2025

What's in your mental health first aid kit?

25/07/2025

Snoop and our counsellor Meriel go way back... Some even say she helped him ground himself with somatic techniques before his Glastonbury set.

No comment from Meriel. But the posture speaks for itself.

24/07/2025

24/07/2025

We hear Snoop Dogg is making the rounds in Pembrokeshire…
So naturally, he stopped by to help Hellen with some fundraising. It didn’t take long before a wild crowd gathered when he dropped his expletive-free freestyle about mental health.

One thing led to another… and next thing you know, Snoop and Hellen were doing a bit of crowdsurfing. 😳


Snoop Dogg

24/07/2025

It’s okay to not be okay. Whether you need to talk now, or just want to know someone’s there for when you’re ready - Samaritans are there to listen.

And if you’re looking for longer-term support, we’re here too. We offer free and low-cost counselling if you’d like to speak with someone regularly.

24/07/2025

HERALD NEWS UPDATE

Senedd hosts bipolar care summit with Pembrokeshire mayors in attendance

THE MAYOR of Haverfordwest, Cllr Roy Thomas, and the Mayor of Pembroke Dock, Cllr Michelle Wiggins, attended a major mental health event at the Senedd earlier this month.

The event, titled Mapping the Gaps: The Impact of Incomplete Data on Bipolar Diagnosis and Care, was hosted by Bipolar UK and focused on the urgent need for better data collection and understanding around bipolar disorder in Wales.

Talks were delivered by Gareth Davies MS and writer and actor Ceri Ashe, who spoke about the lived experience of bipolar disorder and the consequences of systemic failings in diagnosis and support.

Both mayors were present to show their support for improved mental health services across Pembrokeshire and to listen to the discussions on how more accurate data could improve early intervention and reduce misdiagnosis.

The event drew a diverse audience of policymakers, campaigners, and people with lived experience of bipolar disorder, all calling for joined-up action across health and social care in Wales.

Pictured (L-R): Cllr Michelle Wiggins, Ceri Ashe, and Cllr Roy Thomas at the Senedd event (Pic: Haverfordwest Town Council/Facebook).