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The core team of three believed EL could be helpfully established in local church pastoral work and community development to stabilise family life, where alcoholism and social abuse are problems in an area where Cartel activity leads to extortion and occasional gunfights between rival gangs. Also, the EL method could help to improve coordination between the several missionaries in the area who come from different nationalities and cultures. Read More…

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By Daniel Zahra, Marian Langsford & Trevor Griffiths and published in the International Journal of Psychiatry in Clinical Practise. General […]

We are proud of how the Emotional Logic method can support the whole school community. Have a look at the […]

We are delighted to feedback the outcomes from the independent client and staff consultations we initiated at the start of […]

This project was set up in collaboration with Babcock LDP and Devon County Council. The project was funded by the Devon Education Fund (DEF) and it aimed to equip teachers to become ‘Emotional Logic Facilitators’ (ELF’s) for their whole school communities including children, their extended families and school staff.

The Emotional Logic centre is committed to creating and maintaining a safe and positive environment and accepts our responsibility to […]

Where on Earth is Emotional Logic in 2019? A report 16 years after the foundation of this training charity Our […]

By Abigail Turton, Marian Langsford, David DiLorenzo, Daniel Zahra, Julie Henshelwood and Trevor Griffiths in the European Journal of Integrative […]