Bryson Smith, Youth Mentor for Boys

Bryson Smith is a dedicated and passionate youth mentor, focusing on boys ages 5 to 14. He provides guidance and support to young boys struggling with peer relationships, those needing someone to talk to, and those having difficulty expressing themselves in group therapy. He also helps boys who lack confidence and are navigating the challenges of young adolescence.

Bryson is an incoming senior at the Xavier High School for young men, where he is an honor roll student. He excels both academically and athletically, playing football and  outdoor track. Looking ahead, Bryson is excited about the prospect of playing Division I football and/or track in college next year. He plans to specialize in sports medicine as a Doctor of Osteopathy (DO).

In addition to his school commitments, Bryson works as a receptionist and facilitator of physical fitness and wellness after school at Back to Motion Chiropractors showcasing his responsibility and work ethic. For the past three years, he has been an invaluable part of Phoenix Mental Health Solutions, where he has mentored young boys, helping them build confidence and develop healthy ways to express themselves. His role as a mentor is driven by his passion for making a positive impact in the lives of young people.

Outside of his academic and mentoring responsibilities, Bryson enjoys a variety of interests. He is an avid sports enthusiast, loves watching and reading anime, enjoys exercising, and has a keen interest in reading about government and history. His diverse interests and hobbies make him relatable to the young boys he mentors, helping them find common ground and build trust.

Bryson's dedication to his community, his academic excellence, and his commitment to mentoring make him a remarkable and inspiring figure for young boys. He is passionate about guiding them through their challenges and helping them grow into confident, well-rounded individuals.