Coaching for young people aged 11–25, in person across Greater London or online.
Free 30-minute discovery session for parents. No obligation, and no pressure to continue.
Book a free discovery session Free. 30 minutes. If coaching isn't the right support, we'll say so and help you think about what is.
Enhanced DBS checked · Fully insured · Trusted by schools
For a lot of families, the next few weeks hold more than one big change.
Results. A new school. Sixth form. A first term at university. Or simply a summer of not quite knowing what comes next.
The weeks around a transition can be harder than anyone expects, and not only for the young person going through them.
Parents often describe the same thing. Wanting to help. Not being sure whether to say something or leave it. Asking how things are and getting "I'm fine."
Most people accept that looking after your body isn't something you leave until you're unwell. The same is true of the mind.
The goal isn't a life without challenges. It's being ready to meet them.
Evenings and weekends available. Takes about a minute.
Usually with you first. Your child joins if and when you decide.
What the next few months look like and what you'd like to be different.
No cost, and no expectation that you continue.
"Kellie's work with our most vulnerable students was exceptional. She built trust where others hadn't, and created real, lasting change. Her contribution to our school community was invaluable."
"Kellie has a wealth of experience in supporting children and in working with a range of staff and external professionals within school settings. Her tailored approach and dedication to gain the best outcomes both academically and emotionally for our students has been invaluable."
"Thank you for consistently believing in me and giving me hope for the future. I wouldn't have believed anyone if they told me I would be talking to people about my feelings about a year ago!"
"Kellie was able to work in partnership with the school and other agencies, to support the students to settle in school comfortably and confidently, enabling them to develop their learning potential and peer relations."
That's one of the most common things parents say, and it's completely reasonable.
Young people don't need to arrive knowing what they want to talk about. What often helps is that coaching is independent: a space outside the family, and outside school.
Six weeks of focused work, designed around one transition, challenge or period of change.
If we don't believe coaching is the right support, we'll tell you honestly.
"I believe we can do better than waiting for young people to struggle."
For almost thirty years I've worked alongside young people and families across education, youth development and community settings. That's why I created Volare Wellbeing.
Opens in a new tab. Free. 30 minutes. No obligation.
Not ready to book? If you'd rather ask a question first, get in touch and we'll come back to you.
If we don't believe coaching is the right support, we'll tell you honestly and help you consider other options.