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?
Creating #DramaFree Conversations
Creating #DramaFree Conversations is an evening event designed to help you reduce unnecessary conflict in your life, to move from drama to calm collaboration – at work, at home and in your community.
Adventures in Clean
Join us for a multi-level clean experience, with six of the world’s leading clean practitioners.
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
Bristol Clean Practice Group
Thursday 19 September 2019 7-9pm
Blackberry Hill Studio, Bristol, United Kingdom
With Christoffer de Graal
ILM Level 5 Certificate in Coaching and Mentoring
23-24 September & 25-26 November 2019 and 27-28 January 2020
West Kirby, Merseyside, United Kingdom
With Alison Blackler, Caitlin Walker
Hampshire Clean Practice Group
Monday 23 September 2019, 7:30-9:30pm
Portchester, Hampshire, United Kingdom
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
"This is a brilliant event that really makes you think about the way language and behaviour influences what happens around us, whether it be in home or work life. It gives clear guidance on how to begin to change the dynamics to reduce drama and uses great examples to bring the whole thing to life."
Catherine Horner
Creating #DramaFree Conversations
"The training was well-constructed; gently and cleanly facilitated; and offered thought-provoking and enriching content. There was a stimulating and diverse mix of participants and the trainers were evidently passionate about their subject. It was a hugely worthwhile investment in my personal and professional development. The philosophy and techniques of clean are immediately relevant to my executive coaching practice and already my conversations with my teenage sons are calmer! I strongly recommend Clean Learning for the integrity and depth of their approach."
Mary Musselbrook Executive Coach
Clean Language: Core Skills
"Two things my new career requires of me are confidence and organisation. Thank you for your help in this. The weekend really did make a difference. I learned a great deal about myself and what I want. I'm still using my 'breastplate' to fight off doubts and fears - it really works well for me."
Alison
Personal Journey