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 for Teams
Join us for a two-day introduction to Systemic Modelling in Brighton. 25th-26th February 2019. With Marian Way, Rachel Gilmore and Neil Pavey.
Join us for our ILM Level 5 Certificate in Coaching and Mentoring
Learn foundational clean coaching methodologies, and other robust coaching tools, to inspire capability in others and coach them for success.
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
Hampshire Clean Practice Group
Monday 17 December 2018, 7:30-9:30pm
Portchester, Hampshire, United Kingdom
With Marian Way
Clean Language Practice Group Brighton
Tuesday 15 January 2019, 7:15-9:30pm
68 Middle Street, Brighton, Sussex, United Kingdom
With Rachel Gilmore, Neil Pavey
Clean Language Online Practice Group
Thursday 31st January 2019, 7-9pm
With Karrie Shield
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From the blog
#DramaFree Goes to Church
Published 11 November, 2018 by Marian Way
What happened when Caitlin went back to the church she attended with her grandmother as a child, to deliver a #DramaFree evening there.
Using Clean Space with organizational trauma
Published 7 November, 2018 by Marian Way
When Philippe Bailleur, author of Stuck? Dealing with Organizational Trauma, attended our Clean Space training earlier this year, he told me how helpful Clean Language and Clean Space can be in his work. We didn’t have time then for an in-depth conversation about this, so we agreed I would interview Philippe over Skype.
Navigating Space for Creativity
Published 25 October, 2018 by Jacqueline Ann Surin
Jacqueline Ann Surin reviews "Insights in Space" and the Clean Space workshop she attended this summer and discusses how coaches and facilitators can utilise space to help their coachees solve problems, generate ideas and spark creativity.
What our customers say
"I visited Marian because of an emotional problem I had that was affecting my marriage. I found Marian very understanding - we very quickly got to the source of my issues and I discovered ways of controlling and understanding the problem I have. I have found Marian's help invaluable."
Richard
Clean Coaching
"Clean Space gives valuable perspective – it’s simple and powerful. The workshop reminded me how important space is to me and I’ve discovered more about the impact of space on the quality of my thinking: in a dark, confined space it was easy to focus on a problem and feel overwhelmed, whereas outdoors I could expand my thinking. As a facilitator I learned that the less I have to do, the more of my attention is available to give to my client. I will be bringing spatial perspectives more into my coaching sessions and I am also thinking about how to use ideas around space even more explicitly in my work… Watch this space!"
Felicity Dwyer Coach
Clean Space & Emergent Knowledge
"I’m very new to Clean Language and found this book to be outstanding. The colors, imagery, diagrams, even the quality of the paper speak to me metaphorically - this book is important. And the bookmark was an unexpected surprise! I’ve begun using some of the questions, in a variety of circumstances, including sales meetings and when interviewing candidates for open positions and have been quite pleased with the results. Marian, your passion and enthusiasm is evident, and have enjoyed reading and working through the clean approach. It’s already on my “read again” stack."
Brian Farrell
Clean Approaches for Coaches