Blog
Meet The Team: Louise Hockaday
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
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
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.
Gamification: A Strategy For Getting Stuff Done
2 May, 2017 by Kat Elliott
Kat Elliott tells us about using Clean Language to ‘gamify’ a strategy for overcoming procrastination and getting big stuff done.
Meet the Team: Christoffer de Graal
25 April, 2017 by Louise Hockaday
Clean Learning Associate, Christoffer de Graal talks about his passion
for sound and music, and his plans for building a Clean Language community in
Bristol.
Expand Your Experience With New Co-Coaching Opportunity
28 March, 2017 by Louise Hockaday
Are you a Clean Facilitator or training to be one? Here’s a low-cost
way to practise Clean Language and to receive Clean Language coaching yourself.
Meet the Team: Sue Charman
9 March, 2017 by Marian Way
Marian
interviews Clean Learning trainer and writer, Sue Charman about her ‘clean
journey’.
Chalk and Cheese
9 March, 2017 by Sue Charman
How one member of the Online Practice Group resolved a tricky bind during a 2-hour practice session.
Setting Myself Up to be a Better Coach
3 March, 2017 by Jacqueline Surin
Jacqueline Ann Surin explores how she uses the Clean Set Up
process to prepare for coaching sessions with clients – and how this improves
her coaching.
Take a Clean Approach to Valentine’s Day
13 February, 2017 by Louise Hockaday
I usually feel quite cynical when it comes to Valentine's Day each year. The expectation and anticipation created can be huge. Will it be a day that should be ignored, a steamy encounter or a day where we can show how much we love one another? Try a clean approach to Valentine's Day.