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
1-Day Introduction to Clean Language
Monday 26th November 2018 10.00am - 5.30pm
68 Middle Street, Brighton, Sussex, United Kingdom
With Rachel Gilmore, Neil Pavey, Marian Way
Yorkshire Clean Practice Group
Tuesday 27 November, 7-9pm
Beverley, Yorkshire, United Kingdom
With Tamsin Hartley
Clean Language Online Practice Group
Thursday 29th November 2018, 7-9pm
With Sue Charman
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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
"If you want to improve your coaching skills or add more resources to your coaching tool box, Clean Language is the perfect solution. Using the tool box metaphor I would define it as the perfect ‘adjustable spanner’ that can add an extra dimension to your skill base. In addition, the teaching on "Core Skills" is dedicated and client centered. If you are involved in any ‘one to one’ healing work, then Clean Language can help you to help your clients. "
Justin Williams
Clean Language: Core Skills
"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
Clean Space & Emergent Knowledge
"Marian is a Clean Language wizard. Her skill of modelling the client's solution flows so easily and naturally - the problem does not quite know what's hit it! Marian's level of skill and excellence as a coach and trainer is a great gift and opportunity for anyone who is ready for change."
Gilda Westerman Coach
Marian Way