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Therapeutic Mentoring

Helping youth build confidence, develop skills, and create positive connections.

Pioneer Center’s Therapeutic Mentoring program provides community-based support for children and teens who are receiving outpatient therapy, case management, or services through our Runaway and Homeless Youth programs. Through one-on-one guidance and meaningful activities, therapeutic mentors help youth develop skills that support emotional wellness, positive relationships, and personal growth.

Building Skills Through Positive Relationships

Therapeutic mentors serve as positive role models who demonstrate healthy, pro-social behaviors in everyday community settings. By building trusting relationships with youth, mentors provide encouragement and support while helping young people practice important life skills.

Combining mentorship with treatment for greater success.

Therapeutic mentoring works alongside therapy and other supportive services to provide a well-rounded approach to care. By practicing skills in real-life situations with the guidance of a trusted mentor, youth can reinforce what they learn in treatment and make meaningful progress toward their goals.

Pioneer Center’s mentors help youth recognize their strengths, overcome challenges, and build a foundation for long-term success.

Add Therapeutic Mentoring to Your Support Plan

Extra support to help youth reach their full potential.

A caring mentor can make a lasting impact. If you believe therapeutic mentoring may benefit your child or teen, ask about adding mentoring services during the intake process. Our team can help determine if this program is the right fit and how it can support your family’s goals.

*Pioneer Center’s therapists use play and art interventions with clients; currently, none of our therapists are certified in art or play therapy.