Mood Mentoring · Twelve sessions of consistent, young-person-centred support
JULIAN CAMPBELLFOUNDATIONEmpowering Young People to Manage Their WellbeingOne-to-one · Early intervention · Trusted relationships
A steady person beside them.
Mood Mentoring gives a young person protected time to understand their moods, practise helpful strategies and build the confidence to ask for support.
See mentoring in context
Being heard can change what happens next.
The relationship is consistent, practical and led by the young person’s needs. Mentors help them notice patterns, build a personal toolkit and recognise when another trusted adult or specialist service is needed.
A structured relationship
Twelve sessions. One young person. Meaningful progress.
A tool for noticing change
Explore the Mood Map application.
The upcoming JCF Mood Map helps young people name their mood, notice energy levels and choose a helpful next step. Visit its new home to learn more and register for early access.
Schools, services and families
Start a careful conversation.
Contact JCF to discuss the young person, consent, suitability and next steps. Please do not include highly sensitive clinical or safeguarding details in an initial website enquiry.
Authorised JCF staff
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Referrals, allocations, twelve-session records, goals, outcomes and safeguarding alerts are held inside the protected portal.