Your teen is carrying more than they can say.
They may seem angry, distant, overwhelmed, or caught in family conflict after betrayal or a difficult change.
Virtual support for teens, young adults & families
When betrayal shakes your family, safety can return.
A private, trauma-informed place for teens and young adults to make sense of betrayal, family change, and what comes next. Parent and family support is available when it feels helpful.
Free family guideHow to talk to your kids about infidelityRead the guide ↗All appointments are virtual.
Teen & young-adult coachinga private place to process and move forward
Optional parent consultation & mediationwhen family support is helpful
A free first callto find the right next step
A clear place to start
You do not need a plan before you reach out.
We begin by listening to what feels hardest right now, then help you choose a thoughtful next step that fits your situation.
Request your free call ↗- 01
Share what is happening
Send a short note about what is happening for you or the support you are looking for.
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Have a calm first conversation
Use your free 25-minute call to ask questions and talk through what may help.
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Choose the next right support
Together, we can consider individual coaching, parent consultation, or family mediation when it is helpful.
A gentler place to begin
When the people you love are hurting, home can stop feeling steady.
Whether your teen is withdrawing, your young adult is carrying broken trust, or conflict has changed the feeling at home, we offer a calm place to slow down and choose a next step with care.
Your young adult is rethinking trust.
Family betrayal can affect belonging, boundaries, identity, and the relationships that once felt safe.
You need a next step that fits.
We help you consider coaching for a teen or young adult, parent consultation, or family mediation with care.
Our approach
A steadier way forward.
Begin with what is real
Start with emotional safety and a private place to name what is happening.
Process at your pace
Use compassionate, trauma-informed support to make sense of difficult experiences.
Build steadier connections
Practice boundaries, communication, and self-trust as you move forward, with or without family participation.
Words from families and clients
Real support can change the way forward.
Every family’s story is different. These reflections speak to the care, steadiness, and growth clients have experienced with Mood|Well.
“I love having Ellia as my coach. She has helped me overcome my fears, and learning how to navigate my way through a new outlook on life, and to help me grow as a person!”
Client
“Ellia has been so helpful to me in many different aspects of my trauma recovery. She has done brain spotting with me as well as talking me through some of my issues. She has always been very kind and compassionate. She is a wonderful coach and I look forward to working with her more. She understands what I have been through and never judges.”
Client
“We have seen so much improvement in our daughter. She is happier and making healthier decisions.”
Parent client
“Working with Jonathan made us feel truly heard for the first time, and it gave us hope for our family again.”
Family client
Questions, answered
What support can look like.
How is coaching different from therapy?+
Mood|Well provides coaching, education, and practical support. It is trauma-informed, but it is not psychotherapy, medical care, clinical mental health treatment, or emergency support.
How are parents involved?+
Parent consultation and family mediation can be part of the support when helpful, but individual coaching does not require parent participation. In your first conversation, we will talk through what involvement may fit your situation.
What happens in the first call?+
Your free 25-minute call is a calm place to share what is happening, ask questions, and consider the next right support. There is no pressure to decide everything at once.
Meet Mood|Well
Guidance from people who understand the work.
Mood|Well is led by Ellia Marcum and Jonathan LePage, family coaches with distinct strengths and a shared commitment to emotional safety.
Meet the team ↗
Founder & family coach
Ellia Marcum
Ellia offers individual coaching for teens and young adults navigating betrayal trauma, relational strain, emotional distress, or a major transition.
Family coach
Jonathan LePage
Jonathan brings more than 15 years of experience supporting families through difficult dynamics, behavioral concerns, and moments when connection feels out of reach.
There is a way forward
Start with one calm conversation.
Your first 25-minute call is free. Send a short note, and we will help you consider what support may fit your situation.
Request your free call