Transformative Paths Workbook
Edition: 1
Copyright: 2025
Pages: 60
Edition: 1
Copyright: 2025
Pages: 104
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Transformative Paths: A Journey to Nonviolent Living is a participant workbook designed for individuals working to change patterns of violence, control, and harm in their lives and relationships. Rooted in accountability, self-reflection, and personal growth, this workbook guides participants through ten core themes that address physical violence, emotional safety, communication, parenting, financial equality, and more. Each chapter builds a foundation for lasting change by challenging harmful beliefs and promoting healthy, respectful behaviors.
Whether used in group settings or individual counseling, Transformative Paths supports participants in exploring cultural and social influences, developing empathy, and taking responsibility for their actions. The journey concludes with a personal reflection and a control log tool to help track progress and promote continued growth.
Transformative Paths Participant Workbook
THEME 1 Perspective and Cultural and Social Influences
THEME 2 Physical Violence: Breaking the Cycle of Harm
THEME 3 Creating Emotional and Physical Safety
THEME 4 Respect and Healthy Communication
THEME 5 Trust and Support
THEME 6 Honesty and Accountability
THEME 7 Healthy Parenting and Role Modeling
THEME 8 Shared Responsibility and Healthy Relationships
THEME 9 Financial Equality and Partnership
THEME 10 Sexual Respect, Boundaries, and Individual Autonomy
Control Log Worksheet
Reflection on Your Journey
Wanda Carroll is an educator, advocate, and facilitator dedicated to supporting individuals on the path to healing and accountability. She teaches in the Behavioral Sciences and Human Services Department at Clinton Community College, part of the State University of New York (SUNY) system, and offers specialized instruction in Sociology, Social Work, and Criminal Justice, including Juvenile Delinquency and Corrections Theory and Practice.
Her career reflects a deep commitment to trauma-informed care, restorative justice, and behavior change. Wanda serves as lead facilitator of the PACT (Personal Accountability Changing Tomorrows) program at Behavioral Health Services North (BHSN), helping individuals address violent and controlling behaviors through structured, evidence-based interventions.
Wanda's frontline experience also includes advocacy and crisis response. She worked as an advocate and responder for a Rape Crisis Center, supporting survivors with compassion and care. In addition, she served with the Volunteers in Policing program with the San Antonio Police Department, fostering community safety and engagement.
Transformative Paths: A Journey to Nonviolent Living combines her academic knowledge, field experience, and unwavering belief in the human capacity for change.