Areas of development
Our unique approach to mentorship focuses on four key areas that form the basis of our Curriculum.
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We provide guidance, structure and companionship to young adults aged 16-24 so that they can develop the self-awareness, confidence, independence and empathy they need to lead successful, happy lives.
Our unique approach to mentorship focuses on four key areas that form the basis of our Curriculum.
To understand more about how we can support your family or to see an example of a support plan, please don't hesitate to contact us. We are available for meetings in person and online.
We start by meeting with you, the parent, guardian or therapist to hear your insights, the family history and any current or foreseeable challenges.
We meet with your child for the same purpose, but also to understand their goals. We run our initial mentorship consultation, and when required, a risk assessment.
We work with your child to develop a support plan, which will always include mentorship, but can also include: psychotherapy, family mediation, recovery support and academic support.
Our team and advisors can offer more specialised support as and where needed.
In most cases, holding a family meeting to bridge the communication gap and understand what is going on during the ages of 16-24 is enough to alleviate a parent’s concerns. Where necessary, we also offer family mediation.
Our in-house psychotherapists and counsellors work in collaboration with our mentors to provide a deeper level of introspection and support. They also conduct risk assessments and clinical supervision.
For our mentees who have attended a treatment programme for their mental and/or physical health and are ready to return to education or work, we work with their treatment plan to get them back on track.
From application to graduation, we can guide you through university; course selection, personal statements, open days, interview prep, module allocation, exam prep and dissertation support.
We are also experienced in managing extenuating circumstances and providing SEN support.