Right Support, Right Place, Right Time
In recent months, MAST has made a significant stride in supporting the emotional well-being of children and young people across our city. MAST is proud to announce the addition of two new Emotional Logic Coaches to their team—bringing their total number of coaches to three.
This expansion comes in response to a surge in demand from local schools, as more school leaders recognise the transformative impact of Emotional Logic on children’s lives. The programme’s success is evident: hundreds of schools across the region have reported notable improvements in learning behaviour, attendance, and relationships after engaging with the highly skilled Emotional Logic Coaches.
What sets the new coaches apart is their extensive experience, which spans decades in teaching, neurodiversity provision, and working with traumatised children and teens. Their expertise enriches the MAST offer, ensuring that each school receives tailored support suited to its unique needs.
Emotional Logic is a proven approach that helps young people and staff navigate emotions, build resilience, and foster positive relationships. Schools that have embraced this support have witnessed first-hand the difference it can make, not only in the classroom but across the whole school community.
If you’re curious about how Emotional Logic could benefit your school or organisation, don’t hesitate to reach out. Contact us today at cstirling@plpcic.co.uk to find out how our team can support you and your children in building a brighter, healthier future—one emotion at a time.
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