45 minutes — No charge

What we cover:

• What's actually happening with your teen (patterns, not diagnosis)

• Whether mentorship is the right kind of support for this situation

• What engagement would realistically look like for your family

• Whether to move forward, and which program makes sense

Who this is for: Any parent who wants to think clearly through their situation before committing. If you're unsure whether your teen needs mentorship, therapy, coaching, or something else — start here.

An 8-week mentorship program for teens who need steady structure, stronger follow-through, and a trusted outside voice.

What's included

For your teen:

• 8 weekly 1:1 sessions — 60 minutes each

• Consistent focus on the areas identified in the intake

For you as the parent:

• Parent intake and strategy call — 60 minutes, before we begin

• Weekly written briefing — what we worked on, what I'm tracking, what you should know

• Midpoint review call — 30 minutes, end of week 4

• Final review call — 45 minutes, week 8, with a written summary

Best fit for: Families where a focused 8-week engagement with clear touchpoints is sufficient. Most parents who have done the Clarity Call and decided to move forward choose this option.

A higher-touch mentorship experience for families who want a stronger reset, deeper parent alignment, and a faster start.

Includes:

• Everything in Standard Mentorship

For your teen:

• In-person launch session — 2 hours, in your area, on an agreed date before week 1

• 8 weekly 1:1 sessions — 60 minutes each

• Weekly written accountability check-in — brief, structured, reviewed by me between sessions

For you as the parent:

• Parent intake and strategy call — 60 minutes, before we begin

• 4 parent calls — 45 minutes each, at the start, week 3, week 6, and final week

• Weekly written briefing after each teen session

• 1 family session — 60 minutes, scheduled when it will be most useful

• Final review call — 45 minutes — with written summary

Best fit for: Families dealing with significant tension or disengagement, situations where trust needs to be rebuilt quickly, families who want to be actively involved rather than informed, or situations where lighter-touch approaches have already been tried.