Research shows that mentoring can help with the following:

● Models positive social skills and facilitates interpersonal connections beyond family.

● Helps young people interpret and manage life challenges, including relationships with peers and parents.

● Facilitates meaningful conversations that boost cognitive skills and provides perspective.

● Strengthens self-regulation, one’s ability to manage emotions and impulses—to think before acting.

● Promotes identity development, a key task of adolescence, through modeling core qualities that contribute to human thriving, like empathy, curiosity, resourcefulness, and resilience.

● Opens doors to new ways of thinking, resources, and opportunities.

● Fosters self-efficacy—a belief in oneself.

With 25 years of experience in education and mentorship, I offer a complete service that includes evaluating the child's academic and extra curricular records, establishing reachable goals, advising and guiding the child throughout his or her journey at school and at home.