As the seasons begin to shift and we settle into the rhythm of autumn, we’re excited to share what’s new and noteworthy in our world. This month, we’re unveiling the stunning redesign of our website—meet the creative mind behind its fresh look. We’re also diving into the key differences between EL and CBT, helping you navigate these approaches with clarity. And if you're looking for your next great read, we’ve got a few thoughtful picks to inspire your bookshelf.

So grab a cuppa, get cosy, and enjoy the latest from us.

Welcome to the latest edition of Flourish Education’s newsletter! This August, we have some thrilling news to share with our vibrant learning community. In this edition, you will find…

ELSA is a common intervention used in schools and has its purpose and benefits. However, if ELSA has not worked for a young person, or further support is still needed, EL is a powerful tool for all to learn…

Emotional Logic is a lifelong learning method, not a therapy. It has a therapeutic effect through personal development. CBT identifies unhelpful habits of thinking, and then teaches behavioural methods to break those habits and make them less disabling. Emotion is seen mostly as a side effect of

This month is packed with inspiration, learning opportunities, and a few heartwarming moments we can’t wait to share with you…

Many counsellors make use of Emotional Logic (EL) as one of the tools in their work. However, it is important to recognise that EL is not counselling. While both Emotional Logic and counselling are rooted in a person-centred approach—placing the individual’s experiences, values, and autonomy at the heart of the process—they operate in different ways…