Caitlin Walker has produced an excellent training set of DVDs
An Introduction to Clean Language and Systemic Modelling

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"Whether you are a beginner to Systemic Modelling or an experienced practitioner you will find Caitlin's DVD contains guidance to support your learning and creative thinking galore."
Penny Tompkins and James Lawley, co-authors of Metaphors in Mind
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Clean Language questions,
modelled from the work of David Grove, are used to explore the way we
use metaphor in speech and thought. At their simplest, Clean
Language questions can be used to clarify meaning and
communication. More powerfully, they can be used to help
clients access powerful metaphors for peak states, and deal with issues
by exploring and changing unhelpful metaphors. Systemic Modelling
takes the use of Clean Language into group settings. In years
of using David’s work, Caitlin Walker has applied
‘Clean’ approaches in a variety of settings,
including work with disaffected teenagers, senior management, team
building, recruitment and retention, diversity training, helping long
term unemployed into sustainable work, to name but a few. In
that time, Caitlin has modelled out the practical skills needed by a
facilitator to apply Clean Language processes successfully in both 1-1
work and group settings.This DVD set
is a distillation of Caitlin's experience. It presents simple
exercises for personal awareness and skill development, and for the
practice of Clean Language and Systemic Modelling in any group setting:
on trainings, in schools, business teams, communities — or
just for fun.The set is designed for
interested beginners, or people familiar with clean questions who want
to practise developing themselves and others. The set contains
explanations, guided exercises, a workbook, and footage of a live
training where you can watch others going through the exercises.
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Caitlin Walker
Caitlin Walker BA, graduated in Linguistics at the School of Oriental and
African Studies and did four years post graduate research including fieldwork in Ghana. From 1996 to 1999
Caitlin was an Education tutor with the Dalston Youth Project, a Home
Office run experiment to offer mentoring and accelerated learning to at-risk students. The project won the Crime Prevention and Community Safety
award for Great Britain. She has since applied her Clean Language and modelling skills in business and education. Caitlin is an NLP trainer and can be contacted via www.trainingattention.co.uk
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