Logan Moe, MA
Youth Development Coach
Hi there! I’m Logan, a Youth Development Coach and currently practicing, licensed school counselor with over four years of experience in middle and high school settings. While my professional background is in school counseling, the services I offer here are coaching - not school counseling or therapy. I work primarily with motivated middle and high school aged boys (ages 11–18) who are doing “okay,” but could benefit from stronger skills, clearer direction, and greater confidence as they grow.
I help boys build practical skills that support success at school, at home, and in everyday life - things like emotional awareness, communication, responsibility, and self-confidence. My work is not therapy for high emotional needs; it’s coaching designed for boys who want to grow, mature, and function at a higher level.
My approach is relational and skills-based. I focus on helping boys understand their values, build emotional awareness, and strengthen their relationship with their caretakers. Through this work, boys develop confidence, empathy, self-control, and healthy coping strategies that support long-term growth. My goal is to help each boy better understand himself, communicate clearly, and grow into a grounded, capable, and resilient young man.
In addition to my work with adolescents, I remain open to supporting motivated young adults with practical mental fitness strategies focused on direction and personal growth. Earlier in my career, I worked in behavioral health settings, where I developed a strong foundation in emotional regulation and coping skills - tools I now apply in a proactive, solution-focused approach.
Outside of coaching and school counseling, I enjoy spending time outdoors with my wife and daughter. I love distance running, golf, basketball, traveling, trying new foods, cooking, reading, writing, listening to music, talking about sneakers, and cheering for Minnesota sports. If meeting in an office doesn’t feel like the right fit for you or your son, I’m happy - and often prefer - to walk and talk or meet outdoors. Boys open up through shared movement and activity, and I enjoy meeting them where they’re most comfortable.
Additional Services:
Individual parent coaching sessions
Small boys groups focused on the areas listed below
Speaking and professional development centered on the wellbeing of boys and young men
Common Areas of Focus When Working With Boys:
Emotional Awareness & Regulation
Identifying and naming emotions
Building healthy language around feelings
Purpose & Values
Identifying personal values
Developing direction and internal motivation
Confidence & Communication
Building self-belief and responsibility
Developing empathy and perspective-taking
Practicing direct, respectful communication
Coping Skills & Stress Management
Learning practical coping strategies
Using mindfulness and grounding tools
Managing stress, frustration, and overwhelm
Building resilience and flexibility
Family Relationships
Strengthening parent–child communication
Supporting parents in maintaining clear, healthy guardrails
Building trust, consistency, and mutual understanding