Mentoring Programme

  • "I have learnt how to earn trust, engage in healthy conflict, resolve unhealthy conflict, and create a safe place with good communication".

  • "They taught me how to be aware of my feelings, in happiness or sadness, and how to acknowledge them for what they are."

  • "It's one of the best courses I have ever done. The homework was very soul-searching from the get-go."

  • "The content felt road-tested and full of real-life examples of how it can be worked out."

  • "I came to realise that there is always a way forward, no matter what comes your way. It's about the right perspective."

  • "I learned how to set healthy, strong boundaries with the people in my life, so that I can guard and nurture my heart."

  • "The format lends itself to in-depth reflection and profound transformation, like very few things I have experienced."

  • "The wisdom, combined with genuine storytelling and encouragement, makes for a powerful experience that impacts and releases you in new ways."

  • "It was game-changing. Exploring practical ways to change my heart posture so that I can focus on own my personal responsibility was really powerful."

  • "The Foundations Course introduces the framework. Mentoring helps you work it out in your most important relationships".

Who is Personal Mentoring for?

Personal Mentoring is for those who want to engage in the Restoring Connections content more deeply through the encouragement, perspective and accountability of an endorsed mentor.

You may recognise recurring patterns in your relationships and want to understand them. You could be navigating relational pain, disappointment, change or disconnection. You might simply want support in developing healthier communication and boundaries and would value having someone walk alongside you as you process and grow.


If you are willing to reflect honestly, a series of in-depth processing questions and regular mentoring conversations will help you explore how the Restoring Connections principles apply within your own life and relationships.

Mentoring is an invitation to become more aware of what is happening within you, take responsibility for what belongs to you, and develop healthier ways of relating to the people who matter most.

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What Mentoring offers

  • A highly personalised journey through the Restoring Connections content

  • Regular one-to-one conversations with an endorsed mentor at a duration and pace that is mutually agreed upon

  • In-depth questions that connect the teaching with your own experiences and relationships

  • A supportive space for honest reflection and meaningful growth

  • Encouragement and accountability as you put new insights into practice

  • Practical relational tools that can continue serving you beyond the programme

Ready to begin?

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Together, you will work through the four core pillars of Restoring Connections:

 
 
 

ONE

Personal Responsibility –
Respecting the Connection

Healthy relationships are built on a foundation of freedom and choice. When you choose to take responsibility for your half of the connection, and give room for the other person to take full responsibility for their half, respect is cultivated and trust can grow.

 
 

TWO

Proactive Care –
Feeding the Connection

Pro-active care is the fuel that feeds connection. Without this, relationships starve, and ultimately die. The freedom and ability to express love in action even in the midst of pain and disappointment is a key ingredient to developing resilient connections.

 
 

THREE

Powerful Communication –
Guiding the Connection

Deep connections are formed between people who have the courage to speak the truth and the character to do so with kindness and respect. For connections to grow, communication must be used to move the relationship forward.

 
 

FOUR

Healthy Boundaries –
Protecting the Connection

Being an imperfect person while loving an imperfect person is sure to be challenging and painful at times. Healthy boundaries create the necessary resilience for relationships to be sustained through the storms of life as fragile people in an imperfect world.