Pathway to Hope
Trust Yourself Again, Set Boundaries, and Gain Clarity for Healthier Relationships.Â
Know your worth it in a community that understands.
What if it’s not you?
What if you’ve been stuck in unhealthy relationships because no one ever taught you what healthy actually looks like?
Does this sound familiar?
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Why do I keep attracting the wrong people — even when I know better?
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Why do I doubt myself all the time?
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Is it me? Am I the problem?
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Why do the red flags always seem obvious after I’m already hurt?
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How do I even begin to trust anyone — especially myself — again?
If these questions sound like your inner dialogue, you’re not alone.
Survivors of emotional and spiritual abuse often walk away from toxic environments — but carry the confusion, fear, and self-doubt with them long after the relationship ends.
And that’s not your fault.
Abuse distorts your reality. It conditions you to ignore your gut, over-function for others, and stay small to avoid conflict.
But it doesn’t have to stay that way.
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Pathway to Hope was created for you...
This is a safe space to learn how to:
→ Identify healthy (and unhealthy) relational patterns.
→ Set boundaries without guilt.
→ Trust your instincts again.
→ Choose relationships that honor your worth.
→ And finally break free from toxic cycles — for good.
You don’t have to figure this out alone.
Inside Pathway to Hope, you’ll get practical tools, compassionate guidance, and a supportive community of women who understand exactly what you’ve been through — and who are committed to walking with you.
Pathway to Hope is right for You If...
→ You feel confused and exhausted trying to figure out if you’re the problem — or if someone else’s behavior really is toxic.
→ You’ve spent years second-guessing yourself, walking on eggshells, and losing trust in your own instincts.
→ You long for healthy, safe relationships — but you’re not sure what that even looks like anymore.
→ You’ve tried to explain your situation to friends or family… but they just don’t get it.
→ You’re tired of feeling isolated, unseen, or misunderstood — and you’re craving a community of women who actually understand what you’ve been through.
→ You’ve experienced spiritual abuse — where Scripture, faith, or religious language was twisted to control you, silence you, or keep you in a harmful situation.
→ You love someone who struggles with addiction — and it’s left you feeling powerless, heartbroken, and unsure of how to love them well without losing yourself in the process.
→ You want practical tools — not just advice — to help you set boundaries, recognize red flags, and heal from emotional, relational, and spiritual abuse.
Most of all…
Pathway to Hope is for you if you’re ready to believe — maybe for the first time — that you are worthy of love, respect, and kindness simply because you exist. It’s for the woman who loves deeply — sometimes to her own detriment. It’s for the woman holding everything together while feeling like she’s falling apart inside.
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When You Join Pathway to Hope You Will Get...
Access to video course led by Patrick Doyle
Learn more about topics like emotional abuse, spiritual abuse, parenting during the difficulty, boundaries, living in the truth, trusting your gut, healthy relationships, valuing yourself, and more.
You can take your time going through the material because you have access to everything.
Having access to all videos at one time means you are able to go back and review over videos that you enjoyed.Â
Access to a women-only private community forum
Community support is so important as you are walking through your process of growth. Chat with other women who are going through similar struggles and build healthy relationships as you encourage one another.
This community is monitored and there are rules in place so that it is a safe place to practice being vulnerable. Click here to read the Community Forum rules.
Monthly LIVE Interaction with Patrick Doyle & Amber Lyn
Connect with Patrick, Amber, and the Pathway to Hope community for a live interactive session every 3rd Thursday of the month at 5:30pm PST / 8:30pm EST.
This is your opportunity to ask questions, share your story, and receive personal insight, wisdom, and encouragement directly from Patrick and Amber.Â
Can’t make it live? No problem. You can submit your questions ahead of time via a private email. Every session is recorded and added to your personal video library — so you can watch (and re-watch) anytime it’s helpful.
Community Virtual Meet Ups — 2nd & 4th Friday of Every Month
You don’t have to do this alone.
Twice a month, Pathway to Hope hosts Community Virtual Meet Ups — a safe and welcoming space to connect with other women who understand the journey of healing from emotional abuse.
These smaller group gatherings happen on Zoom and are led by Amber Lyn and trusted leaders within the community who know the power of being seen, heard, and supported.
Come share your story, listen to others, and find real hope.Â
Access to a BONUS library of informative & inspirational videos
In addition to Patrick's video courses, your membership includes access to our 'Conversations That Matter' module, where Patrick interviews other brave souls in the community – authors, and influencers bringing awareness of emotional abuse like Henry Cloud, Natalie Hoffman, Gretchen Basterville, Laura Charanza, and others. Hear other women's stories and the hardships they have faced, how they got to freedom and where their lives are now.
Meet Patrick Doyle
Founder of Pathway to Hope | Author | Trauma-Informed Coach | Addictions & Recovery Specialist
Patrick Doyle is the founder of Pathway to Hope.
With over 30 years of experience as a counselor, Patrick Doyle has helped thousands of people recover from emotional abuse, addiction, trauma, and childhood trauma. He also specializes in marriage counseling, anxiety management, and parenting support, bringing a compassionate and practical approach to each area.
Patrick has served as a director for multiple non-profits, including addictions and mental health clinics.Â
Over the past three decades, through his private counseling practice, radio, YouTube, and TV appearances, Patrick has guided countless abuse survivors and those battling addiction toward recovery and healing, empowering them to live free and fulfilling lives.
Patrick specializes in emotional and spiritual abuse recovery, addiction counseling, and leadership. He has spoken as a keynote speaker at multiple conferences and is a sought-after radio and TV personality. Patrick has also produced and executive produced movies, showcasing his dedication to spreading awareness about abuse and recovery through various media.
Patrick believes in empowering individuals to overcome their past and embrace their future. His approach combines practical strategies with deep compassion, focusing on transforming lives through truth and healing.
Outside of his professional life, Patrick has two adult sons and is an avid baseball fan with a particular love for the Atlanta Braves. He enjoys traveling to warm, tropical places, has great taste in shoes, and loves spending time with his two adult sons and close friends. Patrick is a huge live music fan and actively supports the arts.
Meet Amber Lyn
Co-Founder of Pathway to Hope | Author | Speaker | Trauma-Informed Coach | Abuse Survivor Passionate About Empowering Women to Heal and Live Free
Amber is the co-founder of Pathway to Hope, where she works alongside Patrick to help women heal from emotional abuse and toxic patterns. As a trauma-informed coach, author, and speaker, Amber is dedicated to guiding women toward healing, empowering them to rediscover their intrinsic worth, set healthy boundaries, and live free from the effects of past abuse.
Having grown up in a home without a father and with an emotionally abusive mother, Amber understands firsthand the deep impact of both covert and overt emotional abuse. Her own journey of healing led her to Pathway to Hope, where she not only found the clarity, confidence, and healing she had been seeking but also helped create the program to support other women on their own healing journeys.
Outside of her professional work, Amber is a proud mom to two beautiful children. She enjoys spending time with them, hiking, and being outdoors. As an award-winning singer-songwriter, music has always been her outlet for self-expression, and she is passionate about using her songs to inspire and connect with others.
Amber is committed to empowering women to reclaim their lives, find clarity, and live confidently in their intrinsic value, just as she has done on her own path to healing.
What people are saying about Pathway to Hope
“I don’t think I have ever listened to someone who speaks truth straight into my heart like Patrick.”
- Misty
“Patrick’s honest communication has helped me understand a lot about things that once confused me. So many people I know find themselves in relationship issues with more questions than answers. Patrick has a lot of good answers.”
- Gigi
"Pathway to Hope has been an invaluable life line for me. I immersed myself in the tutorials, conversations, and many of the resources. I found great strength and sanity as I became educated in identifying the issues, grieving different types of loss, setting healthy boundaries and renewing a commitment to personal growth. It was certainly encouraging to share the support of others and know we are not alone and that there are solutions. I have been amazed how relatable and affirming Patrick's lessons are. I am so grateful."
- Londa
“Pathway to Hope really helped me identify what emotional abuse was, the next steps I needed to take for my own freedom, and how to care and love on myself in that process. Patrick’s transparent way of teaching gave me the courage to keep moving forward. The fact that he understands emotional abuse because he has been through it gave me comfort.”
- Amber
“Patrick Doyle knows abuse because he lived it. I have watched all the YouTube videos of Patrick’s Dove TV appearances but this Pathway to Hope is on another level. As Patrick shares his personal story I saw my situation clearer and clearer. His insights are so enlightening, his courage so admirable, and his transparency is so brave. I’m ready to take this journey to healing!”
- Tricia
“Pathway to Hope is awesome! The information from the videos is well worth the money, and really helped me get more clarity on seeing my stbx’s husband’s behavior for the abuse that it was. Ultimately I filed for divorce and Patrick’s insights and information have led me on a greater journey toward self discovery and really listening to my intuition. I would highly recommend this program!”
Join Pathway to Hope Today!
Trust Yourself Again, Set Boundaries, and Gain Clarity for Healthier Relationships. Know your worth it in a community that understands.
$35
PER MONTH
Private Community Forum
Monthly Live Interaction
Community Virtual Meet Ups
Video Course Plus Bonus Content
* To ensure the safety of the women who join Pathway to Hope, registration is limited to women only. Men are not allowed in Pathway to Hope.
10-Day Money Back Guarantee
We believe Pathway to Hope is exactly what you’ve been searching for, and will create many positive changes in your life. To make joining an even easier decision, we offer a 100% money back guarantee. If for any reason you are not happy with Pathway to Hope, email us within 10 days of your registration and we will promptly refund your purchase, no questions asked.
Common Questions
How much does Pathway to Hope cost?
Pathway to Hope is $35 per month.
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What if I want a refund?
If you would like a refund on your Pathway to Hope subscription, you may do so within 10 days from the date of your purchase. If you cancel your subscription but are not eligible for a refund, you'll retain access to the courses until your subscription expires.
To request a refund, reach out to our team at [email protected].
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Can I cancel anytime?
Yes, you can cancel at any time. However, we recommend a longer commitment to truly build relationships and gain lasting clarity.
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Is the online community safe and private?
This community is monitored and there are rules in place so that it is a safe place to practice being vulnerable. Some of the women in the community use a different name or alias for additional privacy. There is also a private login that requires a password of your choice.Â
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