It was then and still is now my belief that stress is a major contributor to the increase in violence being experienced in every part of our society regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, or socioeconomic status.
The stress in our everyday lives is having a devastating impact on the quality of life of youth and adults. I believe, if the issue of stress in our daily life is not addressed, youth and adults will begin to regard the substandard quality of life that often results from it as being acceptable. If not addressed there will be a greater chance that youth and adults will commit acts of violence, be disrespectful to themselves and others, make unhealthy eating and life style decisions and have their lives impaired or cut short by stress related violence or physical and mental illnesses such as heart attacks, high blood pressure, cancer, diabetes, and depression.
So, in 2006, Pathway to Harmony, Inc. was born. I created it to help address the issues of stress, apathy, frustration, anger and violence that have a profoundly negative impact on our communities; and to motivate youth and adults to enhance their quality of life.
All of our programs are specifically designed to be of benefit to youth and adults that are at risk from stress related to school, family, work, finances, personal relationships, peers and their social environment; have developed unhealthy life style and nutritional habits; and are in need of a physical activity.