About Servet
The person behind Harmonical Life
Compassionate, practical support shaped around each young person and the world around them.
Meet Servet
Holistic support rooted in compassion and expertise
I am a Children and Young People Mental Health Practitioner with over 10 years of experience supporting children and young people, including those with autism, ADHD, additional needs and emotional or mental health difficulties.
My experience includes working alongside families, schools and multi-agency professionals to support children and young people who may need additional help, care and understanding.
I have a particular interest in mindfulness, creativity and emotional wellbeing. I have experience using mindfulness with both young people and adults to encourage relaxation, self-awareness and emotional balance.
As a Fine Art graduate and practising artist, I also believe that creativity can be a powerful way to express feelings and explore emotions. My approach combines my professional experience with mindfulness and creative activities to provide a safe, supportive and non-judgemental space where individuals can feel heard, understood and encouraged to be themselves.
At Harmonical Life, my aim is to help children and young people develop greater self-awareness, confidence and emotional resilience, while discovering positive ways to understand and manage their feelings.
“My goal is to make every young person feel seen, heard and valued — exactly as they are.”
Servet, Founder
Who I Support
Support for every stage
Support is available for children, teenagers and young adults up to the age of 25, particularly those experiencing difficulties with emotional wellbeing, anxiety, stress, confidence, self-esteem or everyday challenges.
Children
Supporting younger children through emotional difficulties, behavioural challenges, school transitions and building early foundations of wellbeing and resilience.
Teenagers
Working with teenagers navigating anxiety, identity, social pressures, academic stress, social media and the complex emotional landscape of adolescence.
Young Adults
Supporting young adults managing low mood, anxiety, life transitions, self-esteem and developing practical emotional tools for independent life.
How Support Works
A clear, collaborative way forward
The process begins with a conversation and develops around the young person’s individual needs, strengths and circumstances.
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Free initial conversation
A short conversation to discuss your concerns, ask questions and consider whether the service may be suitable.
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Understanding needs
Building a clearer picture of the young person’s emotional wellbeing, strengths, difficulties and support needs.
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Personalised support
Identifying practical strategies and an approach suited to the individual’s circumstances and goals.
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Review and next steps
Reviewing progress together and discussing continued support, signposting or referral where appropriate.
This support does not provide an NHS diagnosis or replace an NHS assessment. It helps families understand concerns, identify appropriate next steps and communicate their needs more clearly when seeking further support.
My Approach
Values that guide every conversation
Young-person centred
Seeing the whole person, not only the challenge they are facing.
Collaborative
Working with young people, parents and carers while keeping the young person at the centre.
Open and hopeful
Communicating honestly and approaching each situation with warmth and possibility.
A Calm First Step
Start with a free 15-minute conversation
Share what support you are looking for, ask initial questions and consider whether Harmonical Life may be the right fit.