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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 Learning events online
Due to the coronavirus, all our events between now and the end of August will be online. As well as all the reasons you may already have for taking part in clean training, this is also one way you can stay in touch with others, use the time productively and not feel so isolated.
InsideClean
Join James Lawley, Penny Tompkins and Marian Way for four online workshops providing unique perspectives into what goes on behind the scenes when they, as highly experienced clean facilitators, work with their clients. The theme for their 2020 series is The Structure of Desire.
Be inspired
Watch Caitlin Walker's 20-minute TEDx talk: "Clean Questions and Metaphor Models: A Language on Inquiry". Learn about her quest to find a tool that allows people to see the rules they and other people live by and to find ways to challenge those rules in non-judgemental ways.
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Upcoming events
Creating #DramaFree Conversations NOW ONLINE
Monday 20th April 2020 7.00pm-9.00pm
With Caitlin Walker
Clean Language & Symbolic Modelling: Fine Tuning Your Skills FULLY BOOKED
22-24 April 2020 10.00am - 5.30pm
Portchester, Hampshire, United Kingdom
With Marian Way
Systemic Modelling Level 1 Rolling Programme NOW ONLINE
30 April - 2 May 2020
With Marian Way
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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
"It is a pleasure to work with Stuart both in his capacity as coach, trainer and as a work colleague. I was initially somewhat skeptical of undertaking coaching myself, but Stuart’s enthusiasm and his unfailing good humour quickly won me round. What has worked particularly well for me as a coachee has been Stuart’s curiosity, focus and attention, and he has not been afraid to ask those annoying little questions which have opened up new thinking for me."
Steve Gardner Managing Director, Arbus Black Ltd
"This workshop taught me how important space - and height - are for getting new perspectives on problems, and how even the simplest of questions can be very effective in bringing about change. I will be using Clean Space in my coaching and HR work and I will be putting more thought into where I hold meetings and where people sit in those meetings."
Gill Rudge Coach & HR Consultant
"Over the two days of Personal Journey I have been able to face the unapproachable areas in myself, to deconstruct, clear and transform experiences which I have held since childhood. It is not an exaggeration to say this work is enabling me to change my life. One thing which stands out for me is having the direct experience of my deep inner knowing, which I offer others in my work but find much more difficult to do for myself."
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