EXCITING NEWS! We are proud to have been shortlisted as finalists in the UK Social Enterprise awards 2026 as "One to Watch"
Jaskulla Mentoring CIC
Welcome to Jaskulla Mentoring; an organisation that is here to guide children, parents, carers and professionals to discover their inner wisdom through compassion, safe connections and creativity. Taking the great teachings of emotions (all of them, no matter how difficult) to understand each individual's inner values, and helping them learn how to navigate these feelings safely.
​Over the past 20 years, our team has been working alongside children, families, and professionals across mainstream and specialist settings. We remain deeply focused on supporting children, families, and schools to thrive together , specifically those navigating anxiety, SEMH, autism, ADHD, and distress behaviours. Our approach is rooted in partnership; we support schools to work preventatively before challenges escalate, and we are there to intervene when things do start bubbling over to find solutions before they hit crisis point. We also remain widely known for our expertise in crisis management, supporting children and their support networks through the most tumultuous times. Alongside our 1-to-1 work, we offer specialised group sessions run by our Dramatherapist to help children communicate and connect. There is nothing more fulfilling than seeing children remember that they are, in fact, children. We love helping them find their contagious giggle again and seeing that inspiring spark of curiosity return to their eyes.​​
Our aim is to support children and their immediate communities to find the best ways to ensure that they are able to feel safe in their environments and ultimately thrive socially, emotionally and academically in a learning setting. We do this with a team of professionals including:
Supporting children, families and schools to thrive together
Trauma Mentors - A team with vast experience supporting children through relational practice.
Licensed Thrive Practitioners - Meeting children at their emotional level with expertise to return childhood to its rightful owners.
Neuroaffirming & SEND Specialists - PACE-trained experts dedicated to supporting autism and social, emotional, and mental health needs.
Creative Arts & Play Experts - Using Fine Art, music, and drama therapy to help children communicate and find their joy.
Trauma-Informed Education Specialists - Highly qualified teachers and TAs creating safe, compassionate spaces for children to thrive.
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What we do
Early intervention is vital for supporting children, families, and schools to thrive together. By working preventatively before challenges escalate, we help reduce the risk of children being excluded from their educational settings. While we are deeply committed to early support, our team brings extensive experience across all key stages - from early years through to post-16 - ensuring expert guidance is available whenever it is needed.
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We offer bespoke programmes suited to each child's individual needs and emotional developmental stage. From one-to-one relational support to specialised group sessions run by our Dramatherapist, we meet children exactly where they are.
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Our team also provides consultations for schools, intensive care packages, and regular intervention to help children work through difficulties and distressed behaviours. We offer guidance and coaching for parents and professionals, providing a steady hand through tumultuous times to help return childhood to its rightful owners.
CONSULTING INTERVENTIONS COACHING
Testimonials
"I just wanted to say before I go and before [the child] moves on, just how grateful I am that you joined the team. You have advocated, challenged, championed and cajoled [the child] along at every stage and without your resilience, I don't know where he would be!
I thought about you often when applying and interviewing for my new role. I know personally and professionally the difference you have made. I will be very proud if my new staff team share even half of your skills and strength.
Thank you!"
Jessica Robinson, Headteacher
