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Mentoring Young Adults Since 2001

Helping Families Move Forward.

Life Coaching
Young Adults

Guiding Young Adults
from Challenges to Success

You Know They Are Capable. You Can See They Are Stuck.

Start with what you see. Choose the challenge that feels most familiar and discover how mentoring helps them move forward.

They want to move forward, but anxiety keeps taking over. We bring them back into their body, and the anxiety that ran everything starts to quiet.

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Capable, yet still at home and losing momentum. We build a daily routine that speaks to them, until the drive to move is finally their own.

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Starting, planning and following through feel harder than they should. We help them understand how their mind works, then build focus, routines and fallback plans around it.

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They do not know what comes next, and every conversation feels like pressure. Resumes and job lists help once someone is moving. We build the drive, structure and follow-through that get them there.

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We are not our labels. We see your child beyond their challenges, and help them build on their strengths into a meaningful life.

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Grades slipping again? We build the systems and follow-through, so tests, papers, and asking for help finally get done, and stay done.

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They can talk for hours online but can't make a simple phone call. We work first on communicating through emails, then phone calls, and then in real life. And it works!

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Lots of online friends, but very few in real life. It starts to change when we start with communication skills and then work on making real world friends.

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We help autistic young adults master social situations and frustration, calmly self-advocate, and turn strengths into a rewarding life.

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For young adults with anger issues, we first teach how to ask for a break when they are overwhelmed and come back when they are calmer. Then we build new communication skills.

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For situational depression, we start with a daily routine that builds back a belief in themselves. Seeing routines take shape creates a kinder inner voice.

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Independence is not one large leap. It is a handful of steady daily habits, built in the right order, that add up to a young adult who can run their own life.

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Testimonials

Stories of Growth and Change

Sandy shares how mentoring brought calm, consistency, and trust back into her son’s life—and gave their whole family room to breathe again.
Pam explains how mentoring gave her son the tools, support, and direction he needed—and gave her peace of mind as a parent.
Alec explains how mentoring gave him direction, helped him build confidence, and made it easier to move forward in life.
Maeve went from anxious and uncertain to confident and focused—with mentoring that brought steady progress and real tools.
Mentee shares how mentoring supports autistic teens and young adults.

Meet Our Mentors

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Ken Rabow

Master Level Mentor

“Every young adult has something they were made for, to succeed at and rise above the challenges. My job is to find that spark and build the structure around them to proceed successfully one step at at time.”

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Jason Munroe

Resident Mentor

“When young adults shut down, patience and structure can open doors again. People come to me when school, life, or work aren’t working. My role is to bring steadiness, accountability, and a plan that feels possible.”

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Saritte Atkin

1st Degree Mentor

“Real change begins quietly—with calm, structure, and trust. When school just isn’t working, I help young adults rebuild confidence and connection, one safe step at a time.” 

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Philip Rowland

Resident Mentor

“Most young adults I meet are walking through life unsteadily, unsure. With guidance, they learn to find their rhythm, set a direction, and move toward it with confidence.”

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Pricing

Resident Mentoring

  • 1 hour a week: ···· $449.95 per month
  • 2 hours a week: ···$749.95 per month
  • 1 Trial Session: ····· $99.95 for 1 hour

Mentor Goals

  • Building internal motivation and confidence
  • Developing structure around school and life
  • Learning to communicate and really listen
  • Reducing anxiety and self-sabotage
  • Building real-world social connections

Areas of Focus

Master Level Mentoring

  • 1 hour a week:.. $995 per month
  • 2 hours a week: $1,995 per month
  • 1 Trial Session: ··· $295 for 1 hour

Mentor Goals

  • All Resident Mentoring focuses, plus:
  • Autism, anger, and executive functioning
  • Multiple school or work failures
  • Mental health challenges
  • Substance or screen abuse

Areas of Focus

Ken Rabow

Master Level Mentor

“Every young adult I have worked with had something they were made for. My job is finding it, and naming it out loud before they can see it themselves. I have never met a stuck young adult who did not have it. Not once in twenty years.”

Ken became a mentor the way most people find their real calling, through an unexpected door. After twenty-five years as a professional musician and music teacher, a life-altering car accident in 2007 closed one chapter and opened another. He turned his full attention to what he had always done best: reaching young people who were stuck and helping them find what they were made for.

Since 2001 he has developed an original method that works in 95% of cases, working with young adults facing failure to launch, anxiety, Asperger’s, and the quiet loss of not knowing their direction. Families across North America and internationally trust him with the work that nothing else has solved.

Jason Munroe

Resident Mentor

“Mentoring works when young people feel seen, respected, and genuinely supported—without pressure, without judgment.”

Jason Munroe has been guiding and mentoring young adults since 1997. While building a successful career in Business Operations and IT leadership, he discovered his true passion: helping young people and their families move forward when life feels overwhelming.

Career Highlights:

  • Began mentoring in 1997 while leading teams in Business Operations and IT
  • Volunteered extensively with local non-profits and Junior Achievement
  • Parent of two neurodiverse children—now thriving young adults
  • Joined World Wide Youth Mentoring Inc. in 2016 under the guidance of Ken Rabow

     

Why Jason’s Mentoring Stands Out

Jason blends technical precision with emotional clarity. He brings a steady, supportive presence that helps young adults feel safe while creating lasting routines. 

Saritte Atkin

1st Degree Mentor

“Real change begins quietly. A steady routine. A safe space. A mentor who truly sees you. That is how young adults begin to heal and grow.”

Saritte Atkin has a gift for reaching young people who have shut down. With over a decade of classroom experience, advanced training in special education, she knows how to connect—even when trust has been broken before. 

  • Bachelor’s in Education and a Master’s in Special Education
  • Taught for 10+ years before raising two now-teenaged sons
  • Certified barre instructor with deep roots in wellness, yoga, and strength-based routines
  • Trained and certified World Wide Youth Mentor brings all of her skills to her mentees

Why Saritte’s Mentoring Stands Out:

Saritte offers calm, grounded support for young adults who feel overwhelmed or misunderstood. Her sessions are gentle but structured, balancing accountability with encouragement. Parents often say, “This is the first time my child has opened up to someone in years.”

Phillip Rowland

Resident Mentor

“Most young adults, I meet are walking through life unsteadily, unsure. With support, they learn to set a direction and go there.

Philip Rowland is a mentor whose decades of working as a Senior Engineer in architecture, launching multiple ventures in IT, carpentry, and the arts, have uniquely prepared him to guide young adults through their most challenging transitions.

Career Highlights:

  • Built a multidisciplinary career as an engineer, IT entrepreneur, carpenter, and musician
  • Overcame chronic health challenges with resilience and compassion
  • Mentored aspiring creatives and tech professionals before joining WWYM
  • Began working directly with young adults through WWYM in 2018

Why Philip’s Mentoring Stands Out

Philip’s calm presence and deep life wisdom help young adults feel understood, capable, and hopeful. He draws on a lifetime of creative and professional reinvention to help mentees navigate setbacks and define their own paths—at their pace, on their terms.