For parents & guardians
Another Trusted Adult in Their Corner.
As teenagers become more independent, there are things they may not want to discuss with a parent. That doesn't necessarily mean they don't need guidance.
Mentorship can give a young person another responsible adult perspective while reinforcing — not replacing — the important role parents and guardians play. Think of it as part coaching, part mentoring: someone who listens without judgment, helps your teen set goals, and keeps them accountable to themselves.
What we focus on
- Listening
- Confidence
- Communication
- Goal setting
- Career exploration
- Entrepreneurship
- Decision-making
- Accountability
- Practical life skills
You book and consent
For minors, the parent or guardian is the account holder and purchaser.
Structured sessions
Clear packages, clear lengths, clear prices in CAD.
No private side-channels
All communication happens through approved business scheduling and video systems — never personal phones or social media.
Written boundaries
A code of conduct covering communication, confidentiality limits, and safety obligations.
Important
What this service is not
This service provides mentorship and general life guidance. It is NOT:
- ✕Therapy
- ✕Mental-health treatment
- ✕Medical care
- ✕Crisis intervention
- ✕Legal advice
- ✕Financial advice
- ✕A replacement for parents/guardians
- ✕A replacement for qualified healthcare professionals
In an emergency, don't wait for a session.
If a young person is in immediate danger or experiencing a mental-health or other emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. In Canada you can also call or text 9-8-8 (Suicide Crisis Helpline) or reach Kids Help Phone at 1-800-668-6868 or by texting 686868.
Coaching for teenagers
What a Paid Session Actually Covers.
No worksheets, no homework, no long contract. Here's exactly what happens on the call and what it costs — booked one session at a time, in Canadian dollars.
Every session includes
- A private, scheduled video call — never a group room or a walk-in
- Listening first: your teen decides what the conversation is about
- A practical perspective from someone who has made and lived these decisions
- One clear next step your teen agrees to before the call ends
- A confirmation email and Google Meet link, sent automatically
Under 18? You book it, you give consent, and you decide what gets shared.
Listen
$50 CAD
20 minutes · For when you need someone to hear you out.
Listen + Plan
$100 CAD
30 minutes · Don't just talk about it. Leave knowing what comes next.
Listen + Plan + Follow Up
$150 CAD
40 minutes + follow-up · A plan, plus someone who checks in on it.
Not sure which one? Most families start with Listen and book again only if it helped.
New to this? Read what life coaching for teenagers actually is — including how it differs from therapy.
Comparing options? Our guide to how to find a mentor for your teen covers where to look, what to ask, and when a mentor isn't the right answer.
Questions parents ask.
The things most parents want to know before booking.
Safety is built into how this works.
Read exactly how consent, communication, and boundaries are handled.
You Don't Need to Have Everything Figured Out.
Sometimes the first step isn't finding the answer. It's finding someone willing to listen.
LISTEN → PLAN → FOLLOW UP