Life Coach and Mentor in Calabasas

Looking for a life coach or mentor in Calabasas or nearby Conejo Valley communities? Blackburn Mentoring matches each client with one dedicated mentor who meets by video and in person in Los Angeles. You set goals together, break them into weekly steps and keep in touch by text and phone between sessions.

Built for a spread-out area

Calabasas, Hidden Hills, Agoura Hills and Westlake Village run along the 101 at the western edge of Los Angeles County, with gated neighborhoods, hillside streets and open space in the Santa Monica Mountains all around. It is a great place to raise kids, and a long drive from most of the city. That shapes how mentoring works here:

  • Video sessions for the regular weekly rhythm, so a missed drive never means a missed week
  • In-person meetings in Los Angeles every so often, for example a hike, a walk or a coffee
  • Text and phone check-ins between sessions, which matter more when the next meeting is on a screen

What families here bring to us

Calabasas parents tend to be closely involved, and many are busy professionals themselves. The most common requests involve a high school student who is drifting, a young adult who came home after college and has not left the couch, or a son or daughter who needs more independence before moving away.

For high school students, a parent or guardian is always involved: you join the intro call, agree the goals and get regular progress updates.

Driving everywhere, and the cost of it

In a car-dependent suburb, a teen without a license or a young adult without a car can end up stuck at home with little to do and nowhere to be. Part of a mentor’s job is to build a week that has somewhere to be: a job, a class, a workout, a volunteer shift. Getting a license, a car plan or a transit plan is often goal number one.

Mentors also help with the less visible part: a schedule that starts at the same time each day, a phone that does not run the night, and one conversation each week about what comes next.

Professionals in the Conejo Valley

Many adults here commute toward the Westside or the Valley, or work from home. Mentoring for professionals covers career decisions, fitness, money and routines. Early-morning or lunchtime video sessions fit well around the 101.

How to start

  1. Take a short assessment. Tell us about yourself or your son or daughter and the goals. It takes about five minutes.
  2. Have a free intro call. Our team reviews every assessment personally, then sets up a short call to talk through fit, schedule and rates.
  3. Meet the mentor. We match each person with one mentor whose experience and style fit.
  4. Start the plan. 30 or 60 minute sessions, weekly or several times a week, mostly by video, with in-person meetings in Los Angeles when they help.

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Common questions

Do you serve Agoura Hills and Westlake Village?

Yes. We work with clients across Calabasas and the Conejo Valley edge, mostly by video, with in-person meetings in Los Angeles when they help.

Is video mentoring enough for a teenager?

For most teens, yes, when sessions are regular and the mentor checks in between them. A parent stays involved through updates throughout.

How soon can we start?

After the assessment, our team reviews it personally and sets up a free intro call. Matching with a mentor follows that call.

What if my son or daughter does not want a mentor?

That is common at first. The intro call is low pressure, and many young people warm up once they see the mentor is on their side and the goals are their own.

Get started

Looking for a mentor or life coach in Calabasas? Call (888) 305 5422, email contact@blackburnmentoring.com or start with a short assessment. A member of our team reviews every assessment personally and sets up a free intro call.

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