Support Groups, Workshops, & Mentorship

We Help To

Build Trust & Safety – We begin by meeting each young person where they are—without judgment or assumptions. Trust and genuine connection form the foundation for honest conversations and meaningful growth.
Reflect on Choices & Feelings – Using thoughtful questions and supportive dialogue, we help young people slow down and examine what they were feeling, what influenced their decisions, and how those moments connect to their values, relationships, and goals.
Recognize Impact & Build Empathy – When relationships have been affected, we guide young people in considering who was impacted and how. When the struggle is more internal, we help them see how their choices and emotions shape their own well-being and connections. This awareness strengthens empathy, perspective, and emotional insight.
Take Ownership & Repair Harm – Accountability can look different depending on the circumstance. When harm has occurred, we support young people in taking responsibility and co-creating meaningful repair agreements that rebuild trust. When no direct harm has been done, ownership may mean acknowledging patterns, making healthier commitments, or choosing a new direction forward.
Sustain Growth & Build Hope – Growth doesn’t end with one conversation or agreement. We continue walking alongside each young person as they practice new skills, strengthen support systems, and build confidence in who they are becoming. Lasting change happens through steady encouragement, reflection, and support over time.

Our support adapts to the real-time pace of each young person’s growth. Change is rarely linear, but every conversation creates space to move one step closer to self-awareness, accountability, empathy, and belonging. Through this steady process, young people don’t just address challenges—they begin shaping who they want to become.

Mentorship

TreeHouse Tuesdays

Traffic Violation Panels

Prime For Life

Accountability Meetings

Restorative Panels

Victim/Offender Dialogue

Mentorship

Mentorship is grounded in consistent, one-to-one relationships. Each young person is paired with a caring adult who walks beside them with patience and curiosity—listening without judgment, offering encouragement, gently challenging growth, and helping them build purpose, confidence, and meaningful connection over time.

TreeHouse Tuesdays

Tandem uses programs designed by TreeHouse Hope. TreeHouse Tuesdays are a weekly gathering for teens ages 13-18 designed to build belonging, community, and connection.

Learn more about TreeHouse Hope Programs

TreeHouse Participation Form

Traffic Violation Panels

A restorative alternative when a young person has a traffic violation: instead of a purely punitive outcome, they engage in a discussion about their choices, impact on others, and how to take responsibility moving forward.

Prime For Life

A program designed to help young people build decision‐making skills, awareness of consequences, and self-leadership — helping them navigate life’s turning points with greater clarity and care.

Accountability Meetings

Structured check-ins where young people reflect on their goals, actions, setbacks, and progress — with a mentor or facilitator — empowering them to take ownership of their journey rather than be defined by the past.

Restorative Panels

These panels bring together young people who’ve caused harm and their community — or those impacted by the harm — to share stories, face the consequences, and begin rebuilding trust and understanding.

Victim/Offender Dialogue

A courageous opportunity: when young people who have caused harm meet those they’ve harmed (or their representatives), to listen, learn, acknowledge impact, and begin repairing relationships when possible.

Refer A Young Person

Know a young person who could use support? Refer them today and we’ll walk alongside them with care, accountability, and hope.

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