After losing his 14-year-old daughter Maddie, a father turned his grief into purpose. Through The Mentor Well, he helps teens and young adults find guidance, empathy, and strength before they reach a breaking point. This story reminds us that grief, anger, and empathy can build hope—and connection saves lives.

Maddie’s story reminds us that kindness can outlive loss. On World Kindness Day, The Mentor Well celebrates her legacy through mentorship—connecting caring adults with teens who need someone to listen, guide, and believe in them. Be kind like Maddie, and help kindness grow one conversation at a time.

Many parents feel their teen drifting into their own world. Conversations get shorter and safer. This guide offers five simple questions to open space for real connection. These questions are not about fixing anything. They are about presence, attention, and care. Small wins matter. Progress shows up in steps. Use these questions to support your teen and strengthen your relationship.

After losing his daughter to suicide, a father quit drinking to protect his mental health—only to slowly replace alcohol with cannabis without realizing it. In this deeply personal reflection, he shares how quiet dependency can creep in, why self-awareness is strength not shame, and how his journey led to The MentorWell to protect teens before they silently slip too.

Most parents believe their child would tell them if something was wrong. Chris Coulter shares a raw and honest reflection on losing his daughter Maddie and the lessons he wishes every parent understood. This powerful article challenges silence, denial, and fear—urging parents to listen with love, not assumptions.

When your teen shuts down and refuses therapy, it can leave you feeling helpless. This article explains the six biggest fears that keep teens silent, from fear of judgment to fear of being a burden. Discover how mentorship offers a bridge—helping teens feel seen, heard, and supported until they’re ready for more help.