Listen to Dr Kishi, a Senior Lecturer at Kingston University, explain how her approach to communicating with her students has changed after practicing the SEJ Process. I used to believe I was a good lecturer—someone who could manage and control a classroom with confidence. As a university educator, I often teach classes of up to 100 students, and I thought authority meant being strict. One day, a colleague casually mentioned that students referred to me as “Scary Dr Kishi.”

"Every time we shout at a child they lose a bit of themselves" Parents often raise their voices in moments of frustration or stress, but what happens to children when this becomes a frequent pattern? Shouting may seem like a quick way to grab attention or enforce rules, yet its impact on children’s emotional and mental health can be profound and lasting. Understanding these effects helps caregivers choose more supportive ways to communicate and nurture their children’s growth

A successful businessman who used a personal empowerment programme after being thrown into a spiral of despair and depression due to changes at work, is now the Director of Business Development of the Shropshire organisation that ‘turned his life around’. Elliott Hughes had been working for some high profile global companies for about 25 years when his whole world was seriously threatened by one email - just one email that was to have a major impact on his life. It trans