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?
Gain New Insights With Clean Space
Join us in London for our 2-day Clean Space workshop (13-14 July) where Marian Way and James Lawley will share the new ideas, nuances and developments which have arisen from their collaboration on a book about this subject.
ILM Level 5 Certificate in Coaching and Mentoring
Gain a coaching qualification recognised by the ILM, the UK's leading provider of management and coaching qualifications, and a City and Guilds Group Business. The ILM set the standard for industry-recognised, accredited leadership and management qualifications.
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
Clean Learning Webinar
Tuesday 27 June, 4-5pm BST
With Marian Way
Yorkshire Clean Practice Group
Tuesday 27 June (7-9pm)
Beverley, Yorkshire, United Kingdom
With Tamsin Hartley
London Clean Modelling Group
Wednesday 12 July 2017, 7-9pm
Helios Foundation, London, United Kingdom
With Martina Foreman, Lucy Walker
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From the blog
Meet The Team: Louise Hockaday
Published 19 May, 2017 by Marian Way
Thinking about taking a qualification in coaching? Read Louise Hockaday’s journey with the ILM Level 5 Certificate in Coaching and Mentoring.
Getting Clients To Trust Themselves
Published 4 May, 2017 by Jacqueline Surin
What
do you do when coaching clients ask you for advice, feedback or ideas? Jacqueline Ann Surin describes two clean
approaches for helping clients to trust the knowledge within.
Clean Scoping: Know Nothing, Expect Nothing and Observe Lots
Published 4 May, 2017 by Caitlin Walker
Clean Scoping is our way of pitching for work. Rather than deliver an ‘expert’ presentation, we arrive with a blank sheet of paper and ask lots of questions. Caitlin Walker shares some practical insights on how she goes about the process.
What our customers say
"What I liked was the light touch that Marian had on the training. She was there as a guide and facilitator. I was watching people go from day one to where they are now - it seems as if they've done it themselves, and I know they haven't, it just looks like that. The training has given me another space to go to when I'm facilitating so that I can step back and have a good clear look around at what's going on, and make sense of it all. I can then start to ask some questions that go with the logic."
Angela Watson Coach
Clean Facilitator Programme
"This training was pure excellence in every respect. The authority and power of Caitlin's skill base, complemented by the range of experienced mentors in our midst was a superb context for the highest quality teaching. The balance of concept coverage and experiential learning was skilfully gauged, the connections created between delegates and trainers, the insightful guidance and warm challenges offered along the way, all conspired to enable learning, at its very best, for all. 'Clean' by its nature creates this, enabling listening at the highest level to create common vision and harness awareness, but the quality of delivery, the privilege of experiencing all of this through and with Caitlin and her team, in her home, with such honouring hospitality, resulted in a learning experience second to none. This training creates deep, unforgettable change and I, my workplace and my home will be the better for it. Thank you."
Amanda Maney, Assistant Head Teacher
Clean Language: Core Skills
Caitlin Walker
"Learning about clean and how to apply the techniques to every aspect of my life has been enlightening and I cannot say thank you enough!"
Amber Proctor
Clean Language: Core Skills