Guiding Young Adults
from Challenges to Success
Structure. Support. Progress.
One step at a time.
“This program gave us hope again.
Our daughter is finally moving forward!”
“No one is cheering you on and wishing you more
success with Grace than we are.”
Bobby S, Minneapolis, MN
Issues Where Mentoring Makes a Difference
Issues Where Mentoring
Makes a Difference
Anxiety Issues
Anxiety is often the unseen barrier to living a full life for young adults.
So many young adults feel paralyzed by the anxiety, making it difficult to communicate what they are feeling and rarely completing the tasks at hand.
This often causes school, work, and personal life to suffer.
Mentoring can change that… Read More:
Failure to Launch
Two streams lead to failure to launch. One where young adults have coasted for years on low effort and easy rewards and “just-in-timers” whose last-minute grades worked like magic until that didn’t work anymore either.
Our mentoring method helps transform failure to launch in small steps that build upon each other. Growing self-esteem through actions earned. Read More:
School Failures
Many parents contact us when their child begins to struggle at school.
Our mentoring process helps address the executive functioning, organization, and communication challenges that lead to these setbacks.
We use three proven, personalized approaches to build solid study habits, improve time management, and create workable communication with teachers. Read More
Anger Issues
Our mentors help young adults understand what fuels their anger and learn healthy ways to manage it.
Before real change can happen, we teach awareness: how to recognize rising emotions in a given situation and step back before reacting.
With guidance and accountability, they return to the conversation calmer, ready to rebuild communication and trust.
Communication Issues
Young adults arguing and shutting down is a constant frustration for parents, often leading to fewer friends and more time alone in their room.
Our 4 Communication Stages spark healthy communication skills and guide your child in applying them to all aspects of life.
They learn to listen, express themselves, and build genuine confidence through open, positive communication. Read More
Screen Issues
Parents often share how their child gets lost in endless scrolling and late-night gaming, disconnected from real-world goals.
The key is not taking control away but helping them learn it. Simple shifts—charging the phone across the room, choosing music or books at bedtime—build self-regulation.
Over time, screens become lessons in balance, not battles for control. The difference is how a mentor guides them to want that change.
Trouble Making Friends
Telling your child “online friends aren’t real friends” is the fastest way to start an argument.
For many young adults, online friendships feel completely real. Our mentors bridge their online world to the real world—helping them build confidence step by step.
Through shared interests, safe spaces, and real-world experiences we guide them towards genuine real-world connection.
Autism
Many of my clients on the high-functioning end of the autism spectrum face some or all of the following: anger issues, school challenges, too much time on screens, difficulty making friends, or communication struggles.
I focus on five key goals to help young adults on the autism spectrum build fulfilling, confident, and connected lives. I’d like to share those with you. Read More:
Testimonials
Stories of Growth and Change
Meet Our Mentors
Ken Rabow
Master Level Mentor
“I help young adults find their way forward, past the dead ends, beyond their negative self-speak. My role is to listen, truly see them, and guide them toward the very best of themselves, one step at a time.”
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 feels possible.”
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.”
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.”
How We Help
How We Help Young Adults
Our mentoring program guides young adults through motivation, structure, and real-world experiences, creating steady, micro-successes that grow into lasting confidence and independence.
What They’ll Experience
• Mentoring that truly sees them.
• Clear goals, structure, and steady growth.
• Practical tools for school, work, and life.
• Trust, consistency, and progress.
• Success that feels safe to try for.
How We Help Parents
We build open communication between you, your child, and their mentor—creating a steady team working together toward real progress.
What You’ll Experience
- Constructive communication between parent, mentor, and child.
- Regular updates to keep you in the loop.
- Mentor meetings to share concerns.
- Confidential support when needed.
- Ongoing parent-partner sessions to have us all work together.
Pricing
Resident Mentoring
- 1 hour a week: ···· $399 per month
- 2 hours a week: ···$749 per month
- 1 Trial Session: ····· $99 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
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
