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What participants say

• "Marian's 12-day facilitation accreditation course for Clean Language and Clean Space was an amazing experience. We had theory backed by much practice and supervision. I watched my skills grow. Marian's teaching…Read on

  Heather Katz, Executive Coach

• "What I liked was the light touch that Marian has on the training; there as a guide and facilitator. Watching people go from day one to where they are now - it seems as if they've done it themselves, and I know they…Read on

  Angela Watson

• "I feel confident now that I can be with my clients and really use all of the things that we've been learning, and use them with effect too. I feel really good about that."

  Jordan Luke Collier, Coach

• "There's never been a training that I've done before where I've been more engaged. This was probably the best training experience I've ever had, from start to finish."

  Debi Carpenter

• “These skills will literally change my life and those of everyone around me. I can't wait to tell you of every success that will now follow.”

  Sheryl Andrews, Coach

• "I did all my formal Clean Language training with Marian, and passed the standardised assessment for a Facilitator in Clean Language over 2 -3 years. This gave me time to practise and take in each module before…Read on

  Helen Harrison, Coach

Related FAQs

• What is Clean Language?

  At one level, Clean Language is simply a set of questions used with client’s own words to direct their attention to some aspect of their own experience. But this belies the fact that asking even one of these questions in the right context can result in an interesting new insight or the recognition of some new possibility. And what happens when that new possibility itself is questioned using Clean Language can be quite profound. Within two or three questions, many people find themselves thinking new and extraordinary thoughts they’ve never considered before. The questions invite them to consider their experience from different perspectives and people are often surprised by their own capacity to generate new, powerful and useful ideas about their own experience.

• What is Symbolic Modelling?

  While using Clean Language, a facilitator or coach will often pay particular attention to the key metaphors, or symbols, the client is using to describe their situation. When these are reflected back to the client, they can be used as a vehicle for them to model, or map, the client’s thought processes and resultant behaviour. Hence the term Symbolic Modelling. Working in this way enables clients to understand their own individual patterns of thought and models of behaviour. The coach and client then make use of these patterns to encourage conditions for change to happen if required, or to help replicate a successful pattern of behaviour.
  
  

• Do I need any knowledge of Clean Language in order to join the Clean Facilitator Programme?

  This course is for beginners and everyone is welcome. No previous knowledge is necessary. However, if you wish to find out a bit more about Clean Language before you come, you could read Metaphors in Mind by James Lawley and Penny Tompkins and / or Clean Language: Revealing Metaphors and Opening Minds, by Wendy Sullivan and Judy Rees. Other books related to this topic are shown here.

• I want to come on a course, but the dates don’t work for me.

  
  Get together with a group of 5 or more others and contact us or call us on 023 9221 5355 to find a suitable time for us to come to you, and to tailor the course to your needs.

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