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Encouraging #DramaFree conversations on every continent…

When Caitlin was introduced to David Grove many years ago, she had an epiphany that she needed to bring his work to groups and find ways to get it into communities to help people better understand one another and reduce unnecessary conflict.

More recently, during a clean modelling / whole body focussing session in Helsinki a vision emerged forCaitlin of the next path she wants to follow. It became clear to her that she wants to set her sights on supporting the clean community to spread the seeds of clean across the world over the next 5 years.

If you are already teaching and using Clean Language we would like to support and signpost your work, developing collaborative relationships to ensure that David’s work reaches as many people as possible across the world – and so we are embarking on what we are calling a ‘World Tour’.

In 2019 we are supporting:

  • Svetlana Shapovaliants and Sabina Kulieva to grow the vibrant clean community they are building in Russia. Clean Interviewing, #DramaFreeconversations, Inner Child Workshops and Systemic Modelling are all part of their offering this year.
  • Tilman Rental and Kersten Happich to bring Clean Language to Ideolectics students and others in Germany. Marian and Caitlin will be delivering a Systemic Modelling module in March, Penny and James will run an Introduction to Symbolic Modelling in November and Marian and James will run Clean Space in December.
  • Søren Holm and Lena Sobel to build a clean coaching community in Sweden. Marian will join them in Stockholm in March for an Introduction to Clean Coaching and the trio are also in the process of developing an ICF ACC qualification in Clean Coaching, with a pilot planned for this autumn.
  • Daso Saito and Deshana (Yoriko)Matsuda to develop the clean community they’ve established in Japan. Marian and Caitlin will be travelling to Tokyo in July where they’ll be delivering Clean for Teams, an advanced module in Symbolic Modelling and a #DramaFree workshop.
  • Andrea Chiou to develop aClean Community centred around Boston in the USA. Marian and Caitlin are visiting Boston in May for the third Systemic Modelling module there.
  • Jacqueline Surin in Malaysia. We’ve had some wonderful fruitful trips in Malaysia in the past and we’re looking forward to reigniting the passion for clean when we visit in July.
  • Caroline Beloe to bringSystemic Modelling to ICF coaches from China - Marian is halfway through delivering Clean for Teams for them across a series of online modules.

And, back home…

  • Rachel Gilmore and Neil Pavey to build a clean community in Brighton. Marian will be running Clean for Teams in Brighton at the end of this month.

Of course, there are other leaders, trainers and practitioners creating all kinds of clean applications that we aren’t yet aware of and through the power of networks we feel sure we can reach even more countries over the next 5 years. We are now planning for 2020 so if you have a Clean Language-based project – or an idea for one – that you’d like to collaborate with us on, please get in touch.

Caitlin will also be sharing her vision with a number of other clean leaders at an informal meeting in Thailand in April, along with an idea of creating a set of guidelines and guardrails to help ensure that trainees’ confidence and competence are as aligned as possible and that trainees make diligent decisions about how they offer, contract and deliver David’s work.

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About Marian Way

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A highly skilled facilitator and trainer, Marian, who founded Clean Learning in 2001, has developed and delivered training across the world. She is the author of Clean Approaches for Coaches, co-author, with James Lawley, of Insights in Space and co-author, with Caitlin Walker, of So you want to be… #DramaFree.

Marian is an expert Clean facilitator, an adept modeller, a programme writer and an inspirational trainer. She has a natural ability to model existing structures, find the connections between them and design new ways for people to learn. Marian was a leading innovator within the Weight Watchers organisation, which included developing the “points” strategy, a local idea that went on to become a global innovation. She is a director of both Clean Learning and Training Attention CIC, world leaders in clean applications for corporate, educational and community development. She designs our programmes and workbooks, leads workshops and teaches on all our courses. She’s trained people in Great Britain, Russia, Sweden, Germany, Australia, Japan and the USA. Marian is also a recognised Clean Assessor.


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