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?
How does Clean Interviewing work?
Watch the third of a series of 4 webinars designed to uncover what happens in an interviewer's mind when they are conducting a Clean Language Interview.
Join us for Core Skills
Find out how to uncover patterns and develop a person's metaphor landscape to encourage the conditions needed for deep and lasting change. Face-to-Face and Online courses available.
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
Yorkshire Clean Practice Group
Tuesday 25 September, 7-9pm
With Tamsin Hartley
Clean Language Online Practice Group
Thursday 27th September 2018, 7-9pm
With Sue Charman
Northern Taste of Clean 2018
29-30 September 2018
West Kirby, Merseyside, United Kingdom
With Caitlin Walker, Shaun Hotchkiss
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From the blog
Make Space, Not War
Published 13 June, 2018 by Jacqueline Ann Surin
Jacqueline Ann Surin explores her experience of being in drama and how it was 'unpacked' by Caitlin Walker, using Systemic Modelling.
Winning New Business with Clean Scoping
Published 15 December, 2017 by Jacqueline Ann Surin
How
can you use Clean Language to help a business client to clarify what they want
and to determine whether what you have to offer is a good fit for them? Jacqueline
Surin explores how Clean Scoping works for her.
Creating an Agenda on the Fly (Part 2)
Published 10 November, 2017 by Marian Way
A couple of days ago, I blogged about the session I ran at the Sydney Online Practice Group – and left you with a little question to ponder: How could I weave different people’s needs into a practice session, creating an agenda that would work well for as many of the participants as possible?
What our customers say
"Caitlin Walker has written a remarkably valuable guide for anyone interested in how the metaphors of our daily life can amplify our group and organizational capacities. The key to unlocking our obstacles and our ‘stuck processes’ is not in more rational-analytic deliberation or command-control responses – but is here in the room with you right now. If we wish to foster effective teamwork, to reduce stress, and increase organizational engagement and productivity – the answer is in the simple, repeatable processes outlined in Systemic Modelling. Caitlin writes warmly about her own journey of discovery, and has an eye for subtle insights into the big picture and a knack for putting it across clearly. Here is fresh thinking about the application of David Grove’s Clean Language to groups, and more. Written with simplicity and clarity, it is heavy with wise practicality. You simply can not afford to not know about this if you wish to become a more effective group leader, manager, parent, project manager or executive."
Simon d’Orsogna Process Consultant and Executive Coach - Melbourne, Australia
From Contempt to Curiosity
"My coaching with Marian was very effective. I was intrigued and amused by the metaphors that I was attaching to things."
Lizz Clarke MD, Logical Creative Marketing (LCM)
Executive Coaching
"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