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SEJ Practice Workshop

Mon 21 Sept

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Virtual Event

Take control of your life with this supporting workshop for those who have learnt the SEJ Process. An engaging interactive workshop where you can conquer negative thoughts, distressing emotions, and limiting beliefs enabling you to unlock your true potential.

SEJ Practice Workshop
SEJ Practice Workshop

Time & Location

21 Sept 2026, 19:30 – 20:30

Virtual Event

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About the event

Self Empowerment Journey (SEJ) Practice Workshops

 

The SEJ Practice Workshops are online events providing the opportunity to practice the SEJ Process, to expand your perspective enabling you to embrace profound truths and transformative insights through self-enquiry that will have a lasting impact on your life! 


Fee

 

£15 pay as you go, or free for members. See Exclusive SEJ Membership Plan


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Disclaimer: The SEJ Process is an educational framework, training programme, and guided self-help tool designed strictly for personal development and the support of general mental and emotional well-being. It is not a form of clinical therapy, psychotherapy, counseling, or medical intervention, nor is it a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

If you are experiencing severe or clinical mental health conditions, psychiatric disorders, or trauma-related illnesses, you should consult a qualified medical professional or mental health practitioner. Do not disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of information learned through the SEJ Process. Results from peer-reviewed studies or recorded attendee feedback represent individual experiences and personal development trends; they do not constitute a guarantee of clinical outcomes.

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