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Sanomentology

Think of the client you still remember — the one you helped, but not enough.

If you have been doing this work for any length of time, you probably know who I mean. Someone you helped, perhaps a lot, and still occasionally found yourself wondering whether there was another way into whatever kept holding on.

Sanomentology grew out of that question.

You do not need to be a therapist already. This training is also for people who want to learn how to help others with mindset, emotional difficulties, limiting patterns and personal change, and who are prepared to learn the work properly.

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I don’t think the problem with most practitioners is that they haven’t learned enough techniques.

Quite often it is the opposite. We have enough frameworks in our heads to explain the same person six different ways.

You start scanning for the thing you know. A belief. A trauma response. An attachment pattern. Avoidance. A familiar loop. That is normal. It is also where a person can start disappearing behind the model.

The person is always bigger than the model.
The questions are usually perfectly reasonable.

I ask plenty of them myself. The problem starts when the answer has already been half-decided by the question.

What triggers it?
When did this start?
What belief is underneath it?
Is this avoidance?
Attachment?
Trauma?
All reasonable. But still guesses until the client tells us.

Let’s use anxiety as one simple example

“I just want this anxiety gone.”

Of course we can ask how to reduce it. There are plenty of ways to do that. Before I try to remove anything, I want to know why it is there.

What is it doing?
It might be keeping watch. It might be making sure nothing catches them by surprise. Or I might be completely wrong.
That is the point.We haven’t asked yet.

Don’t destroy the answer first. Find out what question it is answering.

Let's look at this using a session with a real client that is used as an example in the Sanomentology training.

One example of how Sanomentology can work

Sometimes the client needs somewhere to discover the answer, not another explanation.

Dreamscaping is one Sanomentology process. The client creates an inner environment, notices what appears and chooses what to do next. The practitioner provides enough structure to keep the process held without deciding what the experience is supposed to mean.

The important bit is not the imagery. It is the judgement: knowing when to guide, when to ask, when to leave something alone and when to let the client choose.
See a short Dreamscaping example

A client begins in a garden she has created herself. She notices a gap in a hedge and chooses to go through it. On the other side she encounters a bear that feels threatening.

The practitioner does not decide what the bear represents. No theory is imposed. The client is simply asked what is happening and what she wants to do.

Later she reaches a cottage and says she does not want to go inside. So she does not. She notices flowers instead. Those flowers later become useful when she encounters an agitated stag.

By the end of the journey, the bear no longer feels threatening and the client reports feeling calm and complete.

The client supplied the world. The practitioner supplied enough structure for something useful to happen inside it.

One process is not the point. Knowing what to do when the obvious thing is not enough is.

The range matters because real people refuse to arrive in tidy categories. You need more than a favourite technique and the hope that this client will politely fit it.

When the client understands everything and still cannot change.
When the behaviour is a problem, but is also protecting something.
When shame, identity or internal conflict seems to be organising the whole case.
When the presenting problem starts to look like the doorway rather than the destination.
When the client does not respond to the route you expected and you need another way in.
When the safest, best thing you can do is recognise that Sanomentology is not the priority.
You learn the thinking first. The named processes are there when you need them.
See the actual Sanomentology processes taught in the training

Ways into the work

Different ways to communicate, notice and enter the client’s experience.

Mind Mediation Dreamscaping Interactive Lucid Dreaming Up The Dimensions Beyond G.O.S.H. T.I.M.E. Resolute Pact Schrödinger

When the presenting problem is not the whole story

Identity, shame, internal conflict and the things that refuse to stay inside one neat symptom.

Reckoning & Redemption Shame & Imposter Identity Collapse Identity Release & Rebirth Unity Awakening

A wider architecture when the work calls for it

Structures you may not need in every session, but which are there when the case becomes more complicated.

LAF BAC UP Base 12 Architecture Connections M.Y.D.A.S. Logos Changes Relative Reality Travellers Consciousness Regeneration Bifrost Enigma
IN THE THERAPY ROOM

The point of learning this range is not to collect impressive names. It is to have more ways to think and work when a real person brings you something messy, emotional, repetitive or difficult to shift.

Anxiety, stress & overwhelm — when the system feels permanently on alert
Fears & phobias — from specific triggers to broader avoidance patterns
PTSD & trauma-related work — within appropriate competence, safety and scope
Shame, guilt & self-blame — especially when insight alone has not shifted them
Low confidence & self-worth — including persistent internal criticism
Limiting beliefs & stuck patterns — when somebody knows what they think but still cannot move
Addictions & compulsive behaviours — including the function the behaviour may be serving
Habits, procrastination & self-sabotage — when willpower keeps losing
Grief, loss & emotional residue — where something still feels unfinished
Anger, resentment & unresolved conflict — including emotion that keeps returning
Relationship patterns — repetition, attachment, boundaries and emotional triggers
Identity conflict & imposter feelings — when change threatens the person someone believes themselves to be
Sleep difficulties — where stress, mental activity or emotional patterns are involved
Weight, eating patterns & body-related behaviour — including emotional and secondary-gain factors
Pain & chronic pain patterns — as supportive work alongside appropriate medical care
Psychosomatic & mind-body patterns — where emotional or behavioural factors may be part of the picture
Performance, motivation & blocks — when somebody can do the thing but repeatedly does not
Life transitions & major change — when the old structure no longer fits
Secondary gains — when part of the problem is also doing something useful
Emergency and high-risk situations — recognising when the method is not the priority
Scope, judgement & referral — knowing when to work, when to pause and when somebody needs another kind of help
Anxiety, stress & overwhelm — when the system feels permanently on alert
Fears & phobias — from specific triggers to broader avoidance patterns
PTSD & trauma-related work — within appropriate competence, safety and scope
Shame, guilt & self-blame — especially when insight alone has not shifted them
Low confidence & self-worth — including persistent internal criticism
Limiting beliefs & stuck patterns — when somebody knows what they think but still cannot move
Addictions & compulsive behaviours — including the function the behaviour may be serving
Habits, procrastination & self-sabotage — when willpower keeps losing
Grief, loss & emotional residue — where something still feels unfinished
Anger, resentment & unresolved conflict — including emotion that keeps returning
See more examples of what practitioners can work with
Relationship patterns — repetition, attachment, boundaries and emotional triggers
Identity conflict & imposter feelings — when change threatens the person someone believes themselves to be
Sleep difficulties — where stress, mental activity or emotional patterns are involved
Weight, eating patterns & body-related behaviour — including emotional and secondary-gain factors
Pain & chronic pain patterns — as supportive work alongside appropriate medical care
Psychosomatic & mind-body patterns — where emotional or behavioural factors may be part of the picture
Performance, motivation & blocks — when somebody can do the thing but repeatedly does not
Life transitions & major change — when the old structure no longer fits
Secondary gains — when part of the problem is also doing something useful
Emergency and high-risk situations — recognising when the method is not the priority
Scope, judgement & referral — knowing when to work, when to pause and when somebody needs another kind of help
This may be for you if you have ever left a session thinking…
“I helped them, but I’m not convinced I got to the thing.”
“I knew what the textbook said. The client apparently hadn’t read it.”
“Something else was going on. I could feel it. I just didn’t know where to take it.”
“I used the technique correctly. It still wasn’t enough.”

If any of those feel uncomfortably familiar, good. That is exactly the gap this training is designed to close.

The training now has three distinct levels, and each one has a different job.

Level 1 gives you the practitioner foundation, the Consciousness Codex and the core Sanomentology processes.

Level 2 adds Identity, Emotion and the more complex Sanomentology work — the point where presenting problems stop behaving neatly.

Level 3 is the Master Practitioner level: advanced consciousness work, formulation, sequencing, integration and the judgement to know what matters now and what can wait.

You can start with Level 1, or take the complete three-level pathway from the beginning.

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Sanomentology Practitioner Training

Three levels. One practitioner pathway.

Start at Level 1 and go as far as you want. Each level builds on the one before it, but you do not have to finish one before enrolling in the next. Once your enrolment in the previous level is confirmed, the next becomes available to you.

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Sanomentology Practitioner · Level 1

Level 1

Practitioner Foundation · The Consciousness Codex · Core Sanomentology

Build the practitioner first. Listening, safety, boundaries, intent, rapport and the internal conditions from which good work becomes possible. Then move into consciousness and the core Sanomentology processes.

  • Practitioner foundation and professional conduct
  • Consciousness Codex material
  • Core Sanomentology processes and applications

£799or 10 × £85

02

Sanomentology Advanced Practitioner · Level 2

Level 2

Identity Realm · Emotional Realm · Advanced Sanomentology

Add the layers that make apparently simple cases less simple: identity, emotion, shame, trauma, secondary gains, complex presentations and better protocol selection.

  • Identity architecture and emotional work
  • Advanced Sanomentology processes
  • More complex case judgement and scope

£1,200or 6 × £220

03

Sanomentology Master Practitioner · Level 3

Level 3

Advanced consciousness · reality architecture · Master practitioner judgement

Mastery is not about making every case more complicated. It is about seeing more, choosing more carefully and knowing when not to use everything you know.

  • Advanced consciousness and reality work
  • Formulation, sequencing and integration
  • Master-level judgement across the whole method

£1,699or 10 × £175

Complete Sanomentology Practitioner Pathway

All three levels from the start

Level 1 + Level 2 + Level 3

If you already know you want the whole practitioner pathway, you can take all three levels together and work through them at your own pace.

  • Sanomentology Practitioner — Level 1
  • Sanomentology Advanced Practitioner — Level 2
  • Sanomentology Master Practitioner — Level 3

£3,299or 12 × £285

Available to new entrants during their enrolment window. If you buy Level 1 first, the eligible Complete Pathway upgrade remains available until Level 2 is bought.

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The teaching does not disappear when the video ends.

Each level comes with a proper written manual covering the teaching in full. Not a handful of reminder notes. The actual teaching.

If English is not your first language, that helps. You can slow it down, read sections again, and translate the written material into your own language if that makes studying easier.

The training itself is taught in English. The manual means you are not relying on catching every spoken word first time.

Sanomentology practitioner certification

Proper practitioner certification.

This is not a course where you watch a few videos and download a certificate because you reached the end.

Each level is structured practitioner training. Complete the training and the required assessment for that level and you receive your Nine Realms Institute Sanomentology practitioner certification for it.

You earn the certification by doing the work properly.

A desk set up for direct online support

And you have me to ask.

If something does not make sense, you want to talk through a case, or you simply want another pair of eyes on what you are thinking, contact me.

That support is not just there while you are working through the lessons. You have full online support from me after you train as well.

I want people using Sanomentology well. Staying available to practitioners is part of that.

When you enrol in Level 1

You can start straight away.

You get immediate access to Practitioner Foundation, The Consciousness Codex and the core Sanomentology training, together with the complete Level 1 manual, your assessment and certification route, and full online support from me.

There is no rush to race through it. Work at your own pace, go back over anything you want, and use the training properly.

Ready to begin?

Start with Level 1.

Level 1 is the proper starting point: practitioner foundations, the Consciousness Codex and core Sanomentology.

£799 or 10 × £85

You can begin with Level 1, or take the Complete Practitioner Pathway if you already know you want the full training.

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I didn’t sit down one morning with the grand ambition of inventing another therapy.
Martin Rothery

Sanomentology grew because I kept meeting people who did not fit neatly enough into the things I had already learned. Sometimes the explanation was perfectly sensible and still did not seem to reach whatever was keeping the problem alive. So I tried something else, asked another question, changed things that were not good enough and kept things that were.

Then clients complicated matters further, as they tend to do.

Nearly forty years later, it has become a rather substantial body of practitioner training. That was not the plan either.

Human beings have very little respect for our theoretical models. Rude of them, really.

Which is why the interesting question is not how much of this you can remember. It is what kind of practitioner you become while learning it.

What changes after you train?

Not your ability to recite protocol names. The interesting part is what happens in the next few seconds when a real client says something you did not expect.

Ever had a client go quiet and suddenly become very aware that you are supposed to know what to do next?

Or found yourself mentally flicking through techniques while trying not to look as though you are mentally flicking through techniques?

Sanomentology training is not just about giving you more things to say. It is about becoming less frightened of the room.

Barjees Dawood
“The team and network is constantly offering support and allowing you the therapist to grow and become confident in delivering your skills.”
Barjees Dawood
Lidia

Lidia

“Sanomentology was my lifeline.”

Lidia came to the training in the middle of a very difficult period in her life. She later chose to tell me what it meant to her. Her own words are more useful here than another paragraph from me.

The Sanomentology training truly proved to be a game changer in my life. When I started, I was going through a major crisis. After nearly seven years of dedicated work, losing my job due to reorganization was a devastating blow that triggered grief and depression.

Already after the first session, I felt better and was able to start acting. The change was profound: I felt an enormous weight lifted, my mind cleared, and I became much calmer and stronger internally.

Read Lidia’s full story

What did you think of the training?

The Sanomentology training truly proved to be a game changer in my life. When I started, I was going through a major crisis. After nearly seven years of dedicated work, losing my job due to reorganization was a devastating blow that triggered grief and depression.

I was paralyzed by overwhelming shame, guilt, self-doubt, and imposter syndrome, which made even interviewing impossible—I would break down in tears. I needed a fast, effective solution, as traditional therapy seemed too slow. Sanomentology was my lifeline.

Already after the first session, I felt better and was able to start acting. The change was profound: I felt an enormous weight lifted, my mind cleared, and I became much calmer and stronger internally. I quickly found a new job, better than the previous one, in just three months.

The depth of these changes motivated me to train as a Sanomentologist, as I finally found a method that felt truly effective and not “shallow” compared to my previous therapy, coaching, and training courses. Sanomentology taught me to follow my intuition, helping me to see and work with my reality.

I am now effectively using the methods to minimize my ADHD symptoms, from general, constant anxiety to overcoming small, paralyzing fears, like retrieving registered mail.

Read Lidia's full account of the changes she noticed

Please describe any changes noticed in yourself as a result of the training

That's going to be a long story... 🙂 My journey with Sanomentology began during a major crisis I was going through. As a result of reorganization at work, I was laid off because my position was eliminated. This was a huge shock and blow to me because I was a very good employee, achieving "game changer" performance ratings. I was very identified with my company and often put work ahead of myself, my personal life, and my family.

After nearly 7 years of work, someone casually treated me like a line in an Excel spreadsheet and fired me without a blink. This was a tremendous blow; I felt as if someone had torn out my heart, destroyed my entire world, and collapsed my entire identity. I went through all the stages of grief; I was a wreck and depressed.

The last time I was on the job market as a job seeker was 15 years ago. Job search methods had changed, and the job market last year was very difficult with huge competition. I had to start looking for a new job even though I was completely unable to do so. Even when I managed to get an interview, I would botch it because I couldn't present myself, or would even start crying when someone asked me about my previous job.

I was overwhelmed by an inappropriate amount of shame and guilt over the firing, even though it was in no way my fault. On top of this, I suffered from a lack of self-confidence, self-belief, and imposter syndrome. All these reactions were so strong that they completely paralyzed me, and I felt I couldn't handle it alone; I needed support, I needed therapy.

At the same time, I was aware that traditional therapy would take a long time, and I needed a quick, immediate solution that would allow me to quickly act towards effectively finding a new job, because bills and the mortgage wouldn't pay themselves. But how can you act when you are constantly crying, lying down, and staring at one spot on the wall?

I no longer remember how I stumbled upon Agnieszka's - Martin's wife and student - course. Probably, one of her posts about shame or guilt popped up. I listened to her webinar and thought this might be my lifeline. Her target was entrepreneurs, but I adapted the intention toward job searching.

I defined what kind of job I wanted and how much I wanted to earn. I set a high financial bar, one that made me tremble just thinking that I would dare to ask for such an amount, but I considered it realistic. I felt better after just the first session. I couldn't put into words what had changed, but I felt that a shift was happening. I was able to start acting. I stated my financial expectations without fear or a trembling voice.

Some of the interviews I had were still early in the process, and I didn't feel strong yet, but the last one was at a point where I could present myself fully, and I got the job. It was incredible because most people in Poland currently look for a job for about 8 months. I found one in 3 months, so I had no break in employment. My contract with the old company expired on March 31st, and on April 1st, I started my new job.

I received a slightly lower amount than I expected, but still significantly higher than in my previous job, so I made financial progress. The slightly lower amount wasn't a problem for me because I knew that I would quickly ensure a raise in the new job, and that's exactly what happened after a year.

The most important changes, however, were the internal ones that happened within me. I felt so light, as if a huge burden had been lifted; my mind cleared significantly, I became much calmer and internally stronger, and this wasn't only related to the fact that I found a job. The changes were profound. After some sessions, I genuinely felt tired for a few days; I knew something was happening. However, I wasn't able to say what or name my state in words.

These changes were so significant to me that I dreamed of becoming a Sanomentologist and helping others. I studied psychology, I am a trainer, a coach, and I have countless other training certifications, but all those methods always seemed shallow and bland to me. In Sanomentology, I found what I had always been looking for—real and fast help for myself and the belief that I can genuinely help others.

That's why I bought the course from Martin. And it opened up new possibilities for me, which still amaze me to this day.. I knew I wouldn't be able to complete it immediately because I was starting a new job, but I knew the right moment would come, and I would do it. I started the course in December.

I set my intention to be sure that I would finish it, obtain the certificate, and become a practicing Sanomentologist. This was important to me because I know myself and know that I often don't finish courses I start.

I don't take final exams because of the fear of failing them. I don't practice because I'm afraid I might hurt someone due to my lack of experience. Without such an intention, I would not have reached the end, I would have burned out after about 75%, so the mere fact that I reached the end is already the first result of the course for me.

However, the biggest and completely unexpected result is that I realized something very important: I have ADHD. I finally saw reality as it is, so I could work with it. For 42 years, I lived in unawareness of this disorder. A disorder that affects every aspect of my daily functioning, of which I was completely unaware.

How did I discover this? A spontaneous thought arose in me: "I'll go to the shopping mall to buy a blouse". I went in, but instead of looking for clothes, I instinctively went to the bookstore, went to the self-development section, and started browsing all the books on ADHD with the intention of buying one for my daughter, who is suspected of having ADHD. I bought 2 books and started reading them at home.

When I started reading, I quickly realized that these books were 100% about me. This was an amazing discovery because finally, all the difficulties I had struggled with for years gained a common denominator, and it was a very liberating discovery.

I know this is the effect of Sanomentology—I didn't end up in that store by accident; I followed my intuition; I know that my unconscious mind helped me see it this way, and this is a true game changer in my life. I stopped distorting reality; I stopped being blind to many things that were happening in my life.

Now I use Sanomentology to minimize ADHD symptoms with very good results. This ranges from general things like neutralizing constant anxiety to small ones like overcoming the paralyzing fear of picking up registered mail from the post office.

This, in turn, led me to the point where I now know exactly who and how I want to help as a Sanomentologist. I want to help people with ADHD so they can stop paying the daily "ADHD tax". I haven't started practicing on others yet; I am aware of that. But I already have a very concrete plan of action. I am currently focusing on preparing my offer to acquire my first clients and achieve the first success stories that will allow me to reach a wider audience.

If Lidia’s story has made this feel less theoretical, you can see the training options here.

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There is another thing I would want to know before spending serious money on somebody’s therapeutic method: do they think their method is the answer to everything?

I don’t.

Some of the wider consciousness ideas in the training are theoretical models. You do not have to pretend they are established scientific facts. You do not have to abandon approaches you already use. You do not have to interpret every symbol. You do not have to push somebody deeper just because you think something interesting is down there.

You are allowed to disagree. In fact, I would be a little worried if you never did.

“I really want this to work.”
“I think I know what this is.”
“We’ve only got twenty minutes left.”
“They’re looking at me for an answer.”

Those thoughts are in the room too. Practitioner development is not an optional extra attached to the techniques.

“I don’t think I can keep myself safe tonight.”
At that point, the method is not the important thing.

Safety, appropriate professional action, referral or emergency support where required. Knowing when Sanomentology is not the answer is part of learning it properly.

If this is the standard you want to bring into your own work, you can see the practitioner routes here.

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Don’t take my word for it

Watch me teach.

If ten minutes of the actual training leaves you bored, unconvinced or thinking “I already know all this”, don’t enrol.

You can open the Level 1 preview below and spend enough time with it to decide whether the way I explain things, the level of detail and the general feel of the training are right for you.

No dramatic trailer. No edited montage of people looking transformed. Actual training. And if you find yourself wanting the next lesson when the preview stops, that tells you rather more than I can.

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If you would rather experience one part of the work yourself, try T.I.M.E.

T.I.M.E. is one complete Sanomentology session from a much larger body of work.

Choose something real. Give it the time. See what happens.

  • Set aside around two hours without interruption.
  • Use headphones.
  • Do not listen while driving or doing anything requiring your full attention.
  • Choose one issue, feeling, pattern or change you genuinely want to work with.
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If the experience makes you want to understand how to guide this kind of work with other people, that is what the practitioner training is for.

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And these are people who actually trained in it.

Monika Krasowska
Monika Krasowska
Psychologist & Psychotraumatologist
“I am a psychologist and psychotraumatologist, and I can really see the effectiveness of Sanomentology. I am glad I came across such a well-structured modality.”
Marta Noryśkiewicz
Marta Noryśkiewicz
Psychotherapist · Schema Therapy
“Sanomentology fills this gap beautifully... Through symbolism, Sanomentology teaches how to release emotions and change the Core Schema.”
Tee Liburd
Tee Liburd
Sanomentology Practitioner
“Your Sanomentology training is the best training I have had so far. Your tools are my go-to when supporting others.”
Nik Oakes
Nik Oakes
Sanomentology Practitioner
“There’s nothing remotely shallow about this structure.”
If you are new to Sanomentology, start with Level 1.

You do not need to decide your whole training future today. Level 1 is the proper beginning. If you already know you want all three levels, the Complete Practitioner Pathway is available too.

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There are really only two decisions here.

Begin with Level 1, or take the Complete Practitioner Pathway if you already know you want the full training.

Complete route All three levels

Complete Sanomentology Practitioner Pathway

Level 1 + Level 2 + Level 3 from the start. Work through them at your own pace.

£3,299single investment
12 × £285£3,420 total

For people who already know they want the entire practitioner pathway without buying each level separately.

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After Level 1

Sanomentology Level 2

Identity Realm · Emotional Realm · Advanced Sanomentology

£1,200single investment
6 × £220£1,320 total
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After Level 2

Sanomentology Level 3

Master Practitioner training · advanced consciousness · judgement and integration

£1,699single investment
10 × £175£1,750 total
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Buying Level 1 does not put you on a timetable. If you later want Level 2, you can enrol as soon as Level 1 has been paid for and continue at your own pace.

Complete Pathway upgrade after Level 1: if you bought Level 1 first, the eligible upgrade route remains available until Level 2 is bought.

£799 is a serious investment.

Level 1 is proper practitioner training in its own right. It is not a taster designed to make the real training happen later.

You do not have to throw away the way you already work.

Sanomentology gives you another way of understanding what is happening, and more options when what you already know is not enough.

The practical questions.

Do I need to be a therapist already?

No. Level 1 begins with practitioner foundations. The training is for therapists, coaches, change workers and people developing professional helping skills who are prepared to learn the work properly and stay within their competence and local requirements.

Do I have to buy all three levels?

No. You can begin with Level 1 for £799, or 10 × £85. If you want to continue, Level 2 becomes available once Level 1 has been bought and paid for, and Level 3 becomes available once Level 2 has been bought and paid for.

Do I have to complete one level before buying the next?

No. The purchase sequence is controlled, but the study pace is yours. Once you have bought the previous level, you may buy the next and work through the training at your own pace.

What is the Complete Practitioner Pathway?

It is all three Sanomentology levels together: Level 1 Practitioner Training, Level 2 Advanced Practitioner Training and Level 3 Master Practitioner Training. It is £3,299 or 12 × £285.

What if I buy Level 1 and later decide I want the Complete Pathway?

There is an eligible Level 1 upgrade route after Level 1. Once you have bought Level 2, that Level 1 Complete Pathway upgrade is no longer offered.

Why is Level 1 enrolment sometimes closed?

New Level 1 and new Complete Pathway enrolments use a personal enrolment window. Your first window lasts five days. If it closes, the page shows your next seven-day reopening window. Once you have entered the pathway by buying Level 1, the entry deadline no longer controls Level 2 or Level 3.

Do I have to abandon methods I already use?

No. Sanomentology is designed to add another way of understanding and working, not demand that you throw away everything useful you already know.

Do I have to believe every consciousness model?

No. Some wider consciousness ideas are theoretical models. You do not have to present them as established scientific facts in order to learn and use the practical structure appropriately.

What does certification mean?

Certification follows the relevant training and assessment requirements. Buying access alone is not the qualification.

Think of that client again.

The one you helped, but not enough.

What would you ask now?

You do not need every answer ready. You need better ways of finding them.

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