creative mentoring model

Making more positive choices
Knowing there is a breadth of choices to choose from, and that it is a person’s right to make a choice suitable for them.

Feeling more motivated
Positive interests and goals.

Having more agency
Exercising your rights and making positive decisions.

Developing a deeper sense of self-actualisation
Developing those characteristics identified at referral, to explore their potential and a world of possibilities.

This then might lead onto re-engagement into education, training, employment, vocational pathways, inclusion in society and so on…

This is what we call the Third Space, where Creative Mentors find a shared creative activity that both the Creative Mentor and Mentee are genuinely invested in.