Learn Clean Language
We use Clean Language to inspire capability in groups and individuals - and we can teach you to do this too. What would you like to have happen?
Clean Space with James Lawley and Marian Way
Join us to learn this extraordinary - yet exquisitely simple - form of clean facilitation to encourage the conditions for creative emergence in individuals and in groups.
1-Day Introduction to Clean Language
Our 1-day Introduction to Clean Language is designed to give you a ‘taster’ of what it’s possible to achieve with this powerful methodology, along with the basic skills you need to get started.
Be inspired by Caitlin's TEDx Talk
Watch Caitlin Walker's TEDx talk about how she uses Clean Language with groups.
Our books
Upcoming events
Clean Language Online Practice Group
Thursday 25th April 2019, 7-9pm
With Karrie Shield
Manchester and Cheshire Clean Practice Group
Thursday 2nd May, 6-8pm
Central Manchester, Manchester (Greater), United Kingdom
With Nicola Waterworth
London Clean Modelling Group
Wednesday 8th May 2019 7-9pm
Helios Foundation, London, United Kingdom
With Martina Foreman
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From the blog
9 Reasons to Learn and Use Clean Space
Published 14 April, 2019 by Marian Way
If you’re a coach, facilitator or therapist, learning Clean Space and adding this process to your toolbox can have important benefits for you and your clients. Discover 9 reasons why...
How do you remember ... ?
Published 28 March, 2019 by Marian Way
How do you remember names? This was one of the themes we explored - using clean questions - at our recent Clean for Teams / Systemic Modelling event in Erlangen, Germany. Read more to learn what happened and to discover how our students are using graphics and visual methods to help them retain their learning.
Clean Space for Scoping and Deepening Outcomes
Published 28 March, 2019 by Jacqueline Ann Surin
When Jacqueline Ann Surin was asked to coach a young adult for whole day, she decided to start by using Clean Space to scope the situation and what he wanted to get from the session. Read on to find out how this worked and what happened when the client did not follow the Clean Space directions as she expected...
What our customers say
"What I liked was the light touch that Marian had on the training. She was there as a guide and facilitator. I was watching people go from day one to where they are now - it seems as if they've done it themselves, and I know they haven't, it just looks like that. The training has given me another space to go to when I'm facilitating so that I can step back and have a good clear look around at what's going on, and make sense of it all. I can then start to ask some questions that go with the logic."
Angela Watson Coach
Clean Facilitator Programme
"Clean Language brings such clarity, space and flexibility into the mind that one can understand and cultivate complex concepts and ideas with ease. Learning Clean Language was fun, exciting, and stimulating."
Aylin Vance Research Scientist
Clean Language: Core Skills
"This was one of the most important pieces of personal development I have ever had. The workshop enabled me to understand what assertiveness really was for me and to overcome my own personal barriers and challenges. The learnings I carried from the experience have enabled me to be far more effective in both my personal and my professional life. I would say that this workshop is an absolute must for just about anyone. Penny and Marian are strong and gentle facilitators and role models and clearly enjoyed the process as much as we did."
Katie Hogg 'Discover Your Assertive Self' participant
Discover Your Assertive Self