Real Support, in the Real World

Therapeutic mentoring services include supporting, coaching and training your child in age-appropriate behaviors, interpersonal communication, problem-solving and conflict resolution, relating appropriately to other children and adolescents as well as adults. These are focused on recreational and social activities connected to a behavioral health treatment plan. The plan is developed with you by providers specializing in specific therapies that will benefit you and your family, including an Outpatient provider, an In-Home Therapy provider, and In-Home Behavior Service provider or a Family-Based Intensive Therapy provider. The Therapeutic Mentor and your child’s provider maintain close communication to be sure we are all working toward the same goals for your child. Together, we track your child’s progress, and we adjust the approach as they grow and develop.

Therapeutic mentoring is especially helpful for children and teens who struggle with emotional regulation, peer relationships, or transitions between settings such as school, home, and community. It works well alongside therapy, giving your child consistent support outside of their therapy sessions.

Mentors work in coordination with your child's therapist to reinforce treatment goals and make sure the support your child receives is connected and consistent across every part of their life.