Gentle Pathways Project
Welcome
Welcome to Gentle Pathways - a heart-driven initiative founded by Linda Meredith to bring together people and projects devoted to breaking generational cycles of trauma. From safe homes and education programs to community outreach and recovery initiatives, Gentle Pathways partners with those already making a difference, helping to amplify their impact and connect them with the resources and visibility they need.
We believe lasting change happens when compassion meets collaboration - when everyday heroes unite around one shared goal: restoring safety, dignity, and opportunity for those rebuilding their lives. Gentle Pathways exists to weave those threads together - creating real-world partnerships that open doors to healing, empowerment, and generational freedom.
💜Our Heart
🏡 Safe Homes
Provide housing where women can find safety, stability, and dignity as they take their first steps forward.



Why Gentle Pathways?
Domestic violence, Addiction, Intergenerational Toxic Stress and Developmental Trauma don’t just break homes - they echo through generations.
Gentle Pathways was created to change that story by bringing together safe housing, practical education, and trauma recovery support under one vision of generational healing.
What began as a vision in Australia is now growing into a global initiative - a network of heart-aligned partnerships working side by side to bring safety, dignity, and restoration where it’s needed most.
Gentle Pathways partners with:
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Community leaders and Ministries bringing new programs to Australia to support families affected by addiction and trauma.
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Local initiatives creating safe housing, job pathways, and practical rebuilding skills for women and families.
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Trauma-trained professionals providing education, mentoring, and recovery support for those ready to heal from generational and developmental trauma.
Together, we create a bridge from survival to stability - and from stability to genuine thriving.
How it all began
Naturally, over a cuppa...
I sat there, stunned, because it was the exact same vision that had been stirring in my own heart: that women could have a safe place to rebuild, heal, and give the next generation something better than what they’d lived through. All without having to contemplate having to move home in the middle of generational healing and change.
Karen's first tiny home build: her own home
Another winter, another cuppa, this time outside Karen's tiny house
Karen's third tiny home for emergency DV housing
During those years Linda's heart stayed the same, but her focus became Developmental Trauma Recovery ...
During all those years, Linda’s heart never changed - but her focus grew clearer.
What began as a shared dream between two women over cups of tea slowly branched into two powerful callings: Karen’s path into building homes, and Linda’s into rebuilding lives.
While Karen was outside hammer in hand, Linda was deep in study - first in Australia, then internationally, chasing answers about why trauma rewires the brain and how healing really happens.
She became a Counsellor, a Trauma Recovery Coach and Supervisor, built her international practice, and never stopped learning.
Her journey led her to create NeuroSynqt™ - a neuroscience-based, trauma-trained approach for reconnecting the mind, soul, and body - along with Trauma Integrated Movement, a gentle pathway to help survivors experience integration, not just insight.
Today, she’s developing a Global Master Certification for professionals, runs the Thriver Library for individuals and mental health professionals worldwide, and works with clients from every corner of the globe who are ready for genuine recovery after decades of therapy that didn’t reach the roots.
And in the middle of all that? She kept walking her own healing road - recovering from childhood developmental trauma, navigating the later-life discoveries of ADHD and ASD, and learning to laugh at the irony of it all.
She calls her brain “alphabet soup with a dash of untangling” - and it’s exactly that mix of science, humour, and heart that defines everything she does.
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