Our mission
is to provide compassionate and effective mediation services that transform family dynamics, enabling healthier communication and sustainable relationships for the well-being and growth of all.
Our vision
is to be the leading catalyst for positive family transformation, creating a future where improved communication and strong family bonds are the foundation for individual happiness and collective well-being.
Rebecca Major - Principal Practitioner
Rebecca Major is a highly experienced dispute resolution professional with over 20 years’ experience in the Western Australian family law sector. She is passionate about supporting families through separation, with a strong focus on reducing conflict and promoting the wellbeing and best interests of children.
Rebecca brings deep insight into both parenting and financial matters, informed by her long‑standing involvement with WA family law practitioners and her in‑depth understanding of the Family Court system. Known for her calm, empathetic and pragmatic approach, Rebecca is comfortable working with complex matters and is committed to ensuring her clients are heard, whilst working towards realistic and sustainable outcomes.
Supporting parents in managing difficult dynamics, improving communication, and developing practical parenting and property arrangements are Rebecca’s key strengths, and as an accredited FDR practitioner, she is supported by the Attorney‑General’s Department to assist families to resolve disputes outside of court wherever possible.
Rebecca has also worked extensively with service veterans, their families and communities, and is experienced in providing services across metropolitan, regional and remote Western Australia.
Rebecca is a Nationally Accredited Mediator, holds a Graduate Diploma in Family Dispute Resolution and has completed specialist training as a High‑Conflict Coach through the High Conflict Institute. She is a Professional Member of the Resolution Institute, a member of the Australian Institute of Family Lawyers and Mediators (WA), and holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations) from Curtin University.
Tracey Wheat - Founding Practitioner
Tracey Wheat is a leading expert in resolving disputes and helping families navigate difficult transitions. As the Principal Practitioner at Family Pathways WA, she's dedicated to supporting families after separation.
After 15 years in business management, Tracey became a Nationally Accredited Mediator in 2013. Her early work in Western Australia's remote North West focused on restorative justice, which ignited her passion for learning and improving her skills.
Tracey also holds a Graduate Diploma in Family Dispute Resolution (FDR). This specialised training allows her to support separated parents in improving communication, creating parenting plans, and negotiating property agreements. As an accredited FDR practitioner, the Attorney-General's Department supports her in helping families resolve issues outside of court.
For Tracey, conflict management is about giving people a voice, ensuring they are heard, and identifying realistic solutions for a better future. She's a specialist in complex matters and thrives on the challenge of working with clients to achieve positive outcomes. Tracey has also trained as a Child Consultant and in Family Coordination and Family Group Conferencing that allows her to adopt a holistic approach.
Tracey is a Professional Member of the Resolution Institute and a panel member of Aboriginal Mediation Services. She's also been recognised with several Business of the Year Awards. Having lived and worked in the Kimberley and Pilbara regions for over 15 years, Tracey deeply understands the unique challenges of remote living. She serves as a peer supervisor for other mediators, volunteers in the community, and continues to travel throughout WA for work and pleasure.