Private Child & Adolescent Mentoring
Specialist Wellbeing Support During Family Transition
I provide private, structured emotional wellbeing support for children and adolescents navigating divorce and family transition in London and surrounding areas. Working directly with families, I offer discreet one-to-one mentoring designed to stabilise confidence, emotional regulation and resilience during periods of separation. My approach is calm, neutral and professionally boundaried, making it particularly suitable for high-profile and high-net-worth families seeking confidential support.
I have worked with UHNW families and internationally mobile families on retainer- based working systems including travel.
WHY THIS SUPPORT MATTERS
Even in amicable separations, children may experience:
Anxiety about divided households
Loyalty conflicts
Emotional withdrawal or behavioural shifts
Academic disruption
Difficulty expressing feelings safely
In high-achieving or high-functioning families, distress is often internalised.
A neutral adult outside of both parental systems can significantly reduce pressure and provide emotional stability.
SERVICES
1:1 Structured Mentoring
Weekly private sessions tailored to the child’s age and personality.
Focus areas include:
Emotional regulation
Confidence rebuilding
Identity stability
Navigating dual households
Processing family change safely
Maintaining school and peer stability
Sessions are structured but natural in tone — children often describe them as feeling supportive rather than clinical.
Transition Stabilisation Programme
An 8–12 week structured programme designed for:
Active divorce proceedings
Recent separation
Relocation between homes
Boarding school transitions during family change
Blended family integration
This programme provides consistent weekly mentoring with clear progression and parent communication where appropriate.
Ongoing Wellbeing Support
For families seeking longer-term stability, I offer:
Term-time mentoring
Three-month stabilisation packages
Ongoing private retainer support
Remote or in person (London / Surrey).
HOW I WORK
Initial Consultation
A structured parent meeting to understand family dynamics, current challenges and goals.
Weekly Sessions
50–60 minutes of consistent, child-focused mentoring.
Parent Check-Ins
Scheduled and structured updates where appropriate — always child-centred and neutral.
Professional Boundaries
Fully DBS checked
Clear safeguarding framework
Non-clinical, non-forensic role
No legal reporting or court involvement
My sole focus is the child’s wellbeing.
WHO I WORK WITH
Children aged 8–17
Families navigating separation or divorce
Boarding school students
High-achieving adolescents masking distress
International families with complex living arrangements
MY APPROACH
My work is grounded in developmental psychology and informed by positive psychology principles — focusing on building resilience, confidence and emotional security rather than “fixing” problems.
Children do not need to be repaired.
They need to feel safe, heard and steady.