Explore our brochure, designed for schools, academies, parents, carers, and professionals.
Our vision is simple: to help young people become healthier, happier, and reach their full potential.
We believe every young person should have the opportunity to talk openly with a safe, trusted adult — someone who can empower them to overcome challenges and build confidence, wellbeing, and resilience.
We offer two types of provision to meet the different needs of schools and families:
1️⃣ Onsite Mentoring & Counselling Provision
Commissioned by schools across an academic year, this flexible onsite service allows schools to refer young people for support as needed. Provision is tailored to each setting, with session frequency and length agreed in partnership with the school.
Ideal for schools seeking to embed high-quality mentoring and counselling within their whole-school pastoral and SEMH offer.
2️⃣ One-to-One Mentoring & Counselling Services
Delivered in blocks of 12 sessions, our one-to-one services provide targeted support for young people needing additional help with wellbeing, mental health, or life direction. Sessions are tailored to the needs of each young person and can be funded through school budgets or by families/carers directly.
Ideal for young people needing focused, time-limited intervention.
All our practitioners are fully qualified, highly experienced, receive regular supervision, and are enhanced DBS checked (subscribed to the update service).
Funding for our services is often met through Pupil Premium, EHCP funding, or High Needs Block funding. Families/carers can also self-fund. Please contact us to discuss current charges and funding options.
We offer a flexible onsite mentoring and counselling provision, providing a designated mentor and/or counsellor based within your school or setting on an agreed day each week.
This service is typically commissioned for an academic year, giving schools the ability to refer students for support as needs arise. During each onsite day (6 hours), our practitioner can typically work with up to 8 students identified by the school as needing additional support around mental health, wellbeing, and personal development.
We currently deliver onsite provision across a number of schools in Buckinghamshire, with excellent feedback and outcomes. We also welcome enquiries from other settings, including Multi-Academy Trusts (MATs), Alternative Provisions (including Pupil Referral Units / PRUs), and Colleges.
Commissioned by the school (typically for an academic year)
School identifies students to be supported
Parental consent obtained prior to referrals
Referral form completed for each student before support begins
Designated school staff member coordinates the student schedule
Practitioner provides feedback on request and an end-of-support report for each student
Mainstream Schools
Multi-Academy Trusts (MATs)
Alternative Provisions (including Pupil Referral Units / PRUs)
Colleges
If you work within an education provider and would like to discuss accessing this provision for your school or setting:
We provide specialist one-to-one counselling for young people aged 8–18 who need support to explore their experiences, strengthen emotional wellbeing, and move forward positively.
Our counsellors practise person-centred counselling, placing trust in each young person’s potential and empowering them to lead the process. We offer a safe, non-judgemental, and confidential space where young people can talk openly at their own pace.
All our counsellors work within the BACP Ethical Framework and are committed to principles of diversity, equality, and professional standards.
Young person-centred approach
Empathic and non-judgemental support
Safe and confidential space
Sessions paced to suit the young person
Practitioners working within the BACP Ethical Framework
Counselling is provided flexibly to suit each young person’s needs. Sessions can take place in school, online, or in the local community via a ‘walk and talk’ approach (where appropriate and agreed).
Parents/carers and professionals can make individual referrals for one-to-one counselling.
We provide specialist one-to-one mentoring for young people aged 8–18 who need targeted support with wellbeing, resilience, confidence, or life direction.
Our mentoring approach is caring, compassionate, and confidential — designed to empower young people to explore their experiences, build new strengths, and develop a positive sense of ownership over their future self.
The link between thoughts, feelings, and behaviour
Building resilience and self-esteem
Identifying strengths and interests
Strengthening support networks
Developing life and social skills
Building positive relationships
Learning healthy coping strategies
Recognising and managing stress
Exploring personal aspirations for the future
Mentoring is provided flexibly to suit each young person’s needs. Sessions can take place in school, at home, online, or in the local community via a ‘walk and talk’ approach (where appropriate and agreed).
Parents/carers and professionals can make individual referrals for one-to-one mentoring.
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