Philip Harland has drawn on his professional experience as a therapist
and writer to present Grove's innovative technique not just with
enthusiasm and respect, but also with clarity, perceptiveness and
insight.
A
fascinating, brilliant book on an extremely important subject. Philip
Harland is uniquely placed to write it, having worked for an extended
period with the originator of the approach, the highly regarded
psychotherapist David Grove. It is a practical book, and give
sufficient background, good examples and anecdotes for it to be
extremely useful to practitioners working in a wide variety of ways. As
a coach, I will find it extremely useful in my work and it will have
value for a wide readership across the counseling and psychotherapy
world, and specifically in the burgeoning field of Clean Language.
Judy Barberauthor of
Good Question: the Art of Asking Questions to Bring About Positive Change
Philip Harland is a neurolinguistic psychotherapist with
a private practice in London, England. He has written many articles on Clean
Language for professional journals and the internet. In 2009 Philip published the first book related to David Grove's last innovations, Emergent Knowledge, '
