Emotional intelligence training

Educating also means holding the emotional.

Emotional literacy for well-being, coexistence and social-emotional competencies. Programs and workshops for schools, companies, families, social organisations and public administrations.

Who do we work with?

One approach, adapted to every setting

Schools

Programs for students and support for teachers and school staff.

Companies and organisations

Emotional well-being, conscious leadership and stress management for teams and professionals.

Family life

Tools to improve communication, boundaries and family well-being.

A methodology based on
Daniel Goleman
Emotional intelligence
CASEL
Framework for social-emotional competencies
UNESCO
Education for sustainable development
Mar Díaz, founder of ARRTE, giving a talk at UNED Ponferrada
About ARRTE

Behind ARRTE, Mar Díaz

ARRTE Emotional Intelligence is led by Mar Díaz, a trainer dedicated to bringing emotional literacy to schools, companies, families, social organisations and public administrations.

Her work has taken her to share this approach at forums such as UNED Ponferrada, in media outlets such as Canal 8 Bierzo, and in workshops for organisations such as ASPRODES — always with the same core idea: the emotional can be trained, and an organisation that takes care of it works better.

Track record

Over 25 years supporting people and teams

What I bring

  • Master's in Executive Development, Emotional Intelligence and Coaching (EAE Business School).
  • Training in communication skills, active listening, self-control and motivation.
  • Work in complex settings: prisons, vulnerable groups, caregivers, teams at risk of burnout.
  • Accessible, approachable outreach in the media and training spaces.
  • Emotional support through change, crisis or the search for purpose.

Where I've worked

  • Over 25 years in the private sector.
  • Head of HR at three dental clinics.
  • Partner and owner of a logistics and transport company, responsible for administration and HR.
  • Trained over 2,000 people.
  • Over 600 workshops in the last 10 years: caregivers, professional teams, people in vulnerable situations, prisons, social organisations, schools.
  • Vice President of the Spanish Red Cross in Ponferrada, running social action workshops for vulnerable groups.
  • Contributor to UNED entrepreneurship programs. Recognised in the 9th Edition of the Fostering Entrepreneurial Spirit in Microenterprises award for the Bierzo region (AEMME/UNED, 2019).
  • Self-care and emotional health workshops for organisations such as ASPRODES.
  • Psychological support in crisis situations and motivational sessions for workplace inclusion.

What drives me

The conviction that emotional intelligence is not a luxury, but a necessity. That caring for the caregiver, listening to those who stay silent, and motivating those who doubt can change realities. And that success starts from within.

Additional training

  • University course in Civil, Commercial and Family Mediation (MAINFOR, 100 hours).
  • Early Childhood Education Technician.
  • EFT — Emotional Freedom Technique, advanced Level 3 (12 hours).
  • Gender Equality Advocate: stereotype prevention.
Why ARRTE
“Emotional literacy is not a luxury. It is a human need that remains unmet.”

ARRTE was born from a professional and personal journey shaped by that observation. After years working with young people, adults, families, professionals and prisons, one thing keeps repeating: many people live trapped in emotions they cannot identify or communicate, and therefore cannot manage. That lack of tools turns everyday life into suffering, conflict and disconnection.

The system does what it can, but it doesn't reach the emotional dimension of everyday life — especially for the most vulnerable groups, for people who don't ask for help out of unawareness or lack of resources, and for groups who find no safe spaces to learn how to regulate their emotions.

We've normalised living on autopilot, until emotional overload and frustration trigger anxiety, depression or isolation. Much of the population doesn't even know another way of living is possible, because they don't know emotional training exists and is within reach. ARRTE exists to change that.

Program · Schools

What we set out to achieve in every school

Foster students' social-emotional development to improve coexistence, self-esteem and emotional regulation.

Give teachers practical tools to prevent burnout and manage the classroom's emotional load.

Foster a more human, mindful and collaborative school culture.

Build social-emotional (soft) skills that strengthen communication, empathy and conflict resolution.

Promote self-care, mindfulness and emotional leadership practices in the school environment.

ARRTE Programs

A training path to transform your well-being and your relationships

“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.”
— Will Durant, on Aristotle's thought

Workshops and training

One-hour sessions for every need

Standalone one-hour sessions, or a full program, adapted to your team's or school's calendar and priorities.

Benefits

Emotional intelligence training changes the whole school

Students

More calm, more motivation

  • Greater capacity for emotional self-regulation.
  • Better coexistence and fewer conflicts.
  • Increased motivation and responsibility.
Teachers

Less burnout, more resources

  • Burnout prevention.
  • Tools to manage stress and emotional load.
  • Better communication with families and students.
The school

A stronger culture

  • A more human, empathetic, mindful culture.
  • More cohesive teaching teams with greater well-being.
  • Safer, healthier learning environments.
“Self-awareness and self-care are fundamental principles of emotional intelligence.”
— Daniel Goleman
Track record

Training delivered across different settings

Mar Díaz interviewed on Canal 8 Bierzo
Interview on Canal 8 Bierzo, talking about emotional intelligence.
Mar Díaz giving a talk on leadership
Talk on leadership and team management.
Emotional intelligence workshop delivered for ASPRODES
Emotional intelligence workshop delivered for ASPRODES.
Mar Díaz giving an emotional intelligence talk at a secondary school
Emotional intelligence talk with secondary school students.
Mar Díaz leading a relaxation activity at a secondary school
Emotional regulation activity in the classroom.
Mar Díaz speaking at an institutional conference
Speaker at an institutional conference on emotional intelligence.
First step · Free of charge

Free 30-minute introduction

What emotional intelligence looks like in your context, how it affects people's well-being, and what it can specifically bring to your school, company or team.

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Let's talk

Let's start with the free introduction

Tell us about your school, company or priorities, and we'll suggest the workshop or program that fits best.

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