Private Mentorship

Private Mentorship is one-to-one work with me for parents who want a more precise, personally guided way to apply the THRIVEChild framework to their own child.

This is parent mentorship, centred on your child’s history, current presentation, developmental stage, biological context and family circumstances. We begin with what is already known, what needs to be understood more clearly, and where the greatest opportunities for progress may lie.

A mentorship place spans three months.

Together, we look carefully at your child’s specific challenges and the developmental and biological patterns that may be contributing to them. The aim is to help you think more clearly, make better decisions, and act with greater confidence as you support your child’s movement towards health, regulation, learning and fuller developmental expression.

Each session is practical, but never superficial. You will leave with a clearer interpretation of what is happening, why it may be happening, and what the next appropriate step should be.

I work with only a small number of families in this way.

The application allows me to understand your child’s story before we begin. It also helps me assess whether this is the right form of support for you at this stage, and whether I am the right person to guide you.

This is important work. It requires thought, observation, honesty, and a willingness to engage with your child’s needs in a deeper and more individualised way. The application process protects that standard.

After you apply, I will personally review your application. If Private Mentorship is a good fit, I will contact you directly and offer you the opportunity to secure a place.

We begin with a focused mapping session. This gives us a shared understanding of where your child is now, what has shaped the current picture, and which priorities deserve attention first. From there, our work together becomes a guided process of interpretation, planning and refinement, always centred on your child as an individual.

Towards the end of the mentorship period, we can consider whether any further support would be appropriate. Where extension is possible, it will be discussed directly. It is not guaranteed and should not be treated as automatic.