Clean Conference 2009 is shaping up to be an amazing event! Book your place here.
We’re in a new and even more convenient venue for this year, the University of London Union in Malet Street, London WC1E 7HY. The layout of the space should make it easier to connect with fellow 
conference-goers so that new learning emerges.
The presenters and topics are listed below. Many thanks to all of them for their contribution.
To read fuller details of each session, please click one of the following links to broad subject areas:
- Coaching
- Business and organisations
- Overseas presenters
- Personal development, NLP and psychotherapy
- Space and body work.
Jackie Arnold: Clean Super-Vision
Julie McCracken: From the Mouths of Babes
Lynne Burney: When CLEAN meets Constellation in Coaching
Gina Campbell: Mining Your Metaphors: An Introduction to Clean Language and Symbolic Modelling
Lynne Cooper: Clean Selling – Clean Language as a tool for persuading and promoting with integrity
Angela Dunbar and Carol Wilson: Clean Hieroglyphics
Jennifer de Gandt and Lynn Bullock: Metaphor and Movement: the seamless weaving of Clean and Feldenkrais
Philip Harland: Clean and Emergent
Nigel and Jenny Heath: Clean Space meets the Four Horsemen of Relationships
Tania Korsak: A Polynesian journey through childhood: Understanding the Sensorium
James Lawley and Penny Tompkins: “I can’t see my legs from here” — A Symbolic Modeller’s Perspective
Michael Mallows: Clean and Crafty Meetings
John Martin: How others have worked with ‘Metaphor Landscapes’
Terri McNerney: Clean Leaders: can there be such a thing?
Peter Rangelov: Clean Language Application for Mac and iPhone
Judy Rees and Margaret Meyer: Clean and the language of influence: the persuasive power of metaphor
Dena Robbins-Deckel: Clean NLP in Motion
Steve Saunders: Story Busting
Richard Stacey with Caitlin Walker: Embodied Awareness
Wendy Sullivan and Di Tunney: Contextual Clean & Classic Clean to model what’s important
Andy Nelson: Modelling processes and Process modelling
Caitlin Walker: From Drama to Karma: facilitating individual systems and systems of individuals to communicate more cleanly
Marian Way and Phil Swallow: Get Creative with Clean
Cheryl Winter: Working with your metaphor landscape
Book your Clean Conference place here
(Unfortunately Charles Faulkner’s work commitments mean he will be in US in September and so is unable to talk at the conference)
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