What I Offer

 WHAT I OFFER


Below is a clear list of the mentorship services now available, along with rates for families who want structured, intentional support.


TABLE OF CONTENTS


1. Gap Year Exploration Mentorship  

2. College Prep Mentorship  

3. College Admissions Support  

4. Academic Support + Grounding Sessions




1. GAP YEAR EXPLORATION MENTORSHIP

For students who are unsure, overwhelmed, or needing clarity before choosing their next step.


Includes:

- Identity + values exploration

- Strengths + interests mapping

- Gentle direction-finding conversations

- Personalized next-step plan

- Reflective notes after each session


Rates:

- $65/hr

or

- 4-Session Package: $450



2. COLLEGE PREP MENTORSHIP

For students who know their direction and want grounded support preparing for college.


Includes:

- Major + pathway exploration

- Application timeline planning

- Academic + emotional readiness support

- Personalized planning documents

- Reflective notes after each session


Rates:

- $75/hr

or

- 6-Session Package: $600



3. COLLEGE ADMISSIONS SUPPORT

For students ready to apply and wanting help presenting their story with clarity and authenticity.


Includes:

- Personal statement + supplemental essay guidance

- Reflective prompts to help students articulate their identity

- Application review + feedback

- Gentle accountability + emotional grounding

- Final polish + clarity check


Rates:

- $85/hr

or

- Admissions Package: $900

(6–8 sessions + document review)



4. ACADEMIC SUPPORT + GROUNDING SESSIONS

For students who need ongoing academic help paired with emotional steadiness.


Includes:

- Skill-building

- Reading/writing support

- Nervous system–aware learning strategies

- Movement-based or reflective learning options

- Post-session notes for parents


Rate:

- $65/hr



OPTIONAL ADD-ONS

- Personalized planning document: $50

- Extended reflective notes: $35

- Parent check-in call (20 minutes): $30


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