The Emotional Logic Centre
Teaching practical, innovative, lifelong learning skills for young people, families and teachers; to reduce stress, increase resilience and promote adaptability.
Ivybridge,
Devon
About The Emotional Logic Centre
Emotional Logic (EL) was developed in the 1990s by a Devon doctor as a conversational version of systemic family therapy. EL is not counselling or therapy, but a taught, conversation based skill that helps people build deeper, healthier relationships.
EL is used in schools worldwide to help children, families and staff move forward during challenging times – this may include addressing issues of anger, depression, anxiety or self-harm for pupils and their families in schools. For staff it is often used in the areas of workload, work life balance or conflict resolution. EL helps people of all ages to understand how unpleasant emotions all have useful purposes when seen as part of a process of adjusting to change, disappointment, setback or hurt. EL moves people beyond current mindfulness strategies of creating a calming ‘safe place’, towards taking reasonable risks with others to address the root of issues and move forward.
The Emotional Logic Centre is a Devon charity led by medical and education professionals. We train schools to set up a self-sufficient support system for both staff and pupils. Schools currently use EL to target specific families and as part of their wider PSHE curriculum accessed by all children.
What does EL offer?
- A 90 minute introduction to staff or parents
- A practical, fun-filled day session working with pupils and staff
- A training day to enable staff to get to grips with the school materials and plan how to roll out EL across their curriculum or with targeted groups.
- A qualification in Emotional Logic for school staff (5 days)
Amenities
SEND Facilities
Resources available
Key Information
Age suitability
Key Stages
Key Stage 1,
Key Stage 2,
Key Stage 3,
Key Stage 4,
Key Stage 5,
Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) certification
Yes
Topics
Adaptability,
Behaviour management,
Character development,
PSHE,
Resilience,
SEND,
Transition,
Resources Provided
Yes
Suitable for disabled/SEND needs
Yes
Group Size
No limit; could do a whole class or several classes together
Topics
Adaptability
Behaviour management
Character development
PSHE
Resilience
SEND
Transition
Curriculum Subjects
Personal, Social and Health Education (PSHE)
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