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Have you got your exam results and are feeling disappointed? You are not alone! 
Have you got the results you wanted but for some reason don’t feel happy? You are not alone! When we plan for things and work hard at them we become invested. We pour our energy and time into revision and our minds can’t help but start to plan ahead and make ‘what if’ decisions. This can keep you going in those tricky moments, but what does it mean when it all comes to a head on results day?

Each of the students have been able to use the Emotional Logic tools to communicate and express how they are feeling despite there being a language barrier.   It has been amazing to witness those who have been through so much heartache find hope and peace by using the Emotional Logic model.  

In 2024 we successfully applied for a grant to support families in some of the most deprived areas of the country. We are immensely grateful to the Players of the People’s Postcode Lottery for their support and enabling us to reach so many people. Have a look at the report to see the wonderful success stories and number of people we managed to support…

This workshop aimed to support people with healthy emotional communication and provide practical tools to navigate life’s tricky times and challenges!
It was a great success and here are some quotes to explain further how this can positively impact lives…

To the way that counselling and therapy services are organised in the UK and many countries these days, people who […]

I received a phone call. “I heard your radio talk,” she said. “I need to make an appointment to tell […]

“I am so grateful for the opportunity to take the Emotional Logic course.The four sessions were incredibly valuable and opened […]

Teachers and parents around the world have all experienced children who refuse to go to school. It’s very common in […]

The Emotional Logic method is designed to support people through life’s challenging transitions and we wanted to be able to share this with the refugees and the host families.