Clean Language: Revealing Metaphors and Opening Minds by Wendy Sullivan and Judy Rees is published by Crown House and is available from Amazon worldwide. Clean Language has been an Amazon.co.uk category bestseller since early in 2009, when it gained a number one spot in its initial category, Mental Health and Illness. This followed the ...

Whatever your area of interest, online discussion boards and social networking sites can be great places to find like-minded people. And the world of Clean Language enthusiasts is no exception. Some online resources for meeting people, finding practice partners and perhaps getting your questions answered include: CleanForum, www.cleanforum.com, ...

Clean Language was originally devised by the late David Grove as a therapeutic process. He travelled the world presenting workshops, where he shared his ideas to thousands of psychotherapists worldwide, notably in the USA, UK, France and New Zealand. Some of these practitioners took further training and used it as their primary methodology, ...

Because you can expect lasting results and a sense of empowerment, where you as the client are in the driving seat.  Clean Language coaching differs markedly from some of the ‘coaching’ seen on the reality TV shows, which often looks more like bullying! In a Clean Language session you can expect to be encouraged to set your own agenda, ...

Several NLP courses, particularly in the UK, include some Clean Language within the curriculum. However this training is of highly variable quality: at worst, the trainer may have no knowledge of Clean Language except from NLP conferences or from a book, no formal training, and little idea of the subtleties of the process. At the other extreme ...

I wasn’t a close friend of his, but I was lucky enough to interview David Grove, creator of Clean Language, at the NLP Conference in November 2005 at the very beginning of my own journey with Clean. It was the first interview he’d given since 1996, and I was fresh from the world of ‘normal’ news journalism, so I really wasn’t ...

There’s definitely a relationship between Clean Language and NLP, but the precise nature of it is debatable. Is it a subset of NLP, or a separate field? In 2006, on the one occasion I interviewed David Grove, the creator of Clean Language, he told me that he had been quite heavily involved in NLP before devising Clean Language.  He said ...

Clean Language was originally devised as a therapeutic process by the late David Grove. He was a counselling psychologist, working therapeutically with trauma victims such as Vietnam veterans and sexual abuse survivors. In workshops, he presented his ideas to thousands of psychotherapists worldwide, notably in the USA, UK, France and New ...

David Grove, creator of Clean Language, came from New Zealand, and had European and Maori ancestry. He graduated with a BSc from the University of Canterbury, NZ in 1972, then studied Business Administration for a postgraduate degree. He had some contact with the world of NLP (neuro-linguistic programming) and became interested in Ericksonian ...

Of course, it depends what you would like to have happen! If you’re curious and you’d like to find out more, the most usual steps are: - Read Clean Language: Revealing Metaphors and Opening Minds - Experiment with a pack of Clean Change Cards - Read articles on this site or at www.cleanlanguage.co.uk - Attend an introductory event, ...