Sessions run an hour and a half or longer, out in the real world. A session might look like meeting at a coffee shop to work through a job application, taking a hike to process a hard week, driving to a new neighborhood to practice independent errands, or sitting side by side at a library to build a budget. The structure follows the client’s goals and what they need that day. The relationship is the intervention.
What does a typical session look like?
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About the Author: James Farmer
James Farmer is the founder of Noble Mentors. He has over a decade of experience mentoring teens and young adults through wilderness therapy, residential treatment, and private practice along Colorado's Front Range. His approach is rooted in lived experience, depth psychology, and a deep belief in the transformative power of authentic human connection.
