Summit Mentoring Hub

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Offering creative ways to re-engage and boost confidence

🤍Wellbeing Mentoring

✏️NVQ level 2&3 in CCLD
✏️HLTA
✏️ Dip in Child psychology
📖 BSc Psychology with Counselling
DSL trained, mentor training
✅️DBS on update
🧠 Over 19 years experience

Photos from Summit Mentoring Hub's post 07/08/2026

Some cute little rocks down by the river 🍋🤍💛

24/07/2026

Now is the perfect time to get September sorted!

With SMH, the relationship building, having a safe space and building confidence is always the main priority

SMH also recognises the importance of support that is accessible to parents.

Packages:
🍋Parent-funded packages
🍋School funded programmes
🍋EHCP packages
🍋EOTAS

Each package focuses on our core beliefs- each child deserves a safe relationship, safe space and the chance to feel confident.

All packages include:
🍋Access to the quirky Mobile Mentoring hub
🍋The chance to chill whilst pick up and drop off is provided for
🍋Expenses (within reason, we won't be going on a shopping spree for new trainers 🤣)

24/07/2026
22/07/2026

What a very busy, but amazing year!

Each mentee has made progress to be proud of.

It is truly amazing what can happen when a child and young person feels safe.

I look forward to our summer check in sessions, but this academic year is a wrap!!!

👏

22/07/2026

Wow. What a year. I am so proud of every single one of my mentees.

I look forward to seeing them in for summer check ins, but this academic year is a WRAP

22/07/2026

What a cute way to end the academic year. I am exhausted!!!!

21/07/2026

After our English project on recycling, we decided to do junk modelling.

We have started an Anxiety Monster from a shoe box, so the mentee can write her anxieties down and feed it to this rascal!

21/07/2026

Behaviour is communication, but sometimes, it is hard for us to understand the meaning- even in ourselves.

In my experience, even when a child is deliberately making choices that are not safe, they are communicating something.
As professionals and parents, it is down to us to try and help them to understand what they are trying to communicate, and if we are struggling ourselves, it is important that we find others who can. Our pride can create further trauma and damage to their future. It's ok to ask other's for support, help and opinions. Let's make our village!

20/07/2026

It's really quite simple...

When you are told something and then the actions don't match up, this creates distrust and anxiety, because we don't know what to expect.

Just because it is labelled "child-led", doesn't mean that it is. Especially if the children in question are having their communication labelled as "inflexible", "attitude", "lazy", "rude" etc

A more appropriate approach would have been to speak with the child, listen to their concerns, triggers, hopes...and see what support and compromises could be made.

*Sigh*

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Reading

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 10am - 12pm