The best Mentors are people who have had a successful career, have spent many hours helping friends, family members or others in need in their community and have a deep desire for their work to be meaningful.

That's a great age for Mentors! In the training you will receive, you will learn how to enter their world as a curious detective (vs an inquisitor who already know the answers) and you will learn so much from them. Just be open to check out the music they love, the articles / books they read and learn to enjoy being in the mindset of teens and twenty-somethings. I find it keeps me young and informed on things few of my friends are hip to.

That is the best way to transition into being a mentor. The first year in study requires only two hours, one evening a week (beside the one intensive weekend in the year) and when you start mentoring, you begin with just one client. Once you have a client become a continuous client, you get another. You slowly build up your practice, you slowly build up your skills and it grows the best way... organically.

It is the perfect vehicle for that! You will learn that in mentoring young adults and helping families get passed the mis-communications, all of your experience will come in to play. You will also gain more skills in areas you may not have worked on before. Anxiety, addictions, self-sabotage, mental health issues, but any experience you have in these areas plus your personal life experience is what will make you a great listener and a powerful mentor.

All that you have studied is valuable. This course is an entirely different way to work with Troubled Teens, Young Adults and their Families. 1st degree is the foundation. We focus on how you use the skills we will share with you. That is what will help you get to Master Level.