Education
Study habits, organization, missing work, high-school adjustment, academic planning, & preparing for college.
One-to-one mentorship for students & young adults navigating school, motivation, relationships, decisions, & what comes next.
Academic direction, personal growth, accountability, & someone in their corner.
Schools, teachers, counselors, & parents can care deeply about a young person, yet not have enough time for the kind of consistent & in-depth one-to-one guidance he or she may need.
Bridge with Judas is built around that space: a place to talk honestly, identify what's getting in the way, make a plan, & move forward with greater clarity & confidence.
Mentoring can be practical, personal, academic, or some combination of all three.
Study habits, organization, missing work, high-school adjustment, academic planning, & preparing for college.
Motivation, goals, future planning, decision-making, & figuring out what matters enough to act on.
Confidence, friendships, relationships, stress, responsibility, transitions, conflict, & growing into adulthood.
We identify what's going on & talk about what support would be useful.
I'm a credentialed school counselor with a Master's degree in School Counseling & years of experience working with young people as a counselor, teacher, mentor, & youth minister.
But credentials aren't really why I started this. I've spent much of my life around young people who were capable of more than they believed about themselves—& who sometimes simply needed an adult willing to listen carefully, tell them the truth, & keep showing up.
That's what I offer: attention, perspective, accountability, & relationship.
The point is to understand & turn the conversation into concrete action
We start with a free 20-min conversation.
We identify what's going on & talk about what support would be useful.
We build practical next steps, follow through, adjustments, & keep moving forward.
Mentoring is not psychotherapy or emergency mental-health treatment. When a need falls outside the scope of mentoring, appropriate professional support may be recommended.
The goal isn't to make anyone dependent on a mentor. It's to help them become someone who can stand on their own...— The spirit behind Bridge with Judas
That's exactly what the first conversation is for. No pressure, no package, no sales pitch. We talk & see whether this would actually be useful.