Clean Space:
Personal Networks
If you thought Clean Language was clean, wait until you try Clean Space!
Clean Space is a facilitation process that emerged out of David Grove's continued search for a way to facilitate clients to do the work they need to do with the least possible intervention from a facilitator.
Even less intrusive than Clean Language, Clean Space involves using the space around your client as your co-facilitator. Your client moves from place to place, pausing as they find a 'sweet spot' that holds some information for them. In this way, they create a network of connections between the many thoughts, feelings and ideas in their mind and body.
Exploring this spatial network is like travelling down the pathways of the mind. Hard as it is to describe, typically people are surprised at the new understanding which doing this gives them. For the Clean Space facilitator, as with Clean Language, it is possible to work virtually content-free - yet there is plenty to do, as you will find.
On this 2-day course you'll learn how to facilitate this unusual and effective process and consider how to balance working in Clean Space with working with Clean Language. You'll have ample opportunities for personal development in the role of client, too. We will also spend some time enhancing your understanding and skills in the use of Perceptual Space within Symbolic Modelling.
"I was keen to experience Clean Space and I wasn't at all disappointed as my 'clean space landscape' quickly became psycho-active under Phil's expertly minimal guidance. The questions, which can seem illogical when taken out of context, make perfect sense when you are focusing on an issue which you care about. And it is tremendously valuing to have someone pay exquisite attention to what you say and how you say it."
Jenny Heath"A rich space for conceptual learning, skills development and personal discovery."
John Webber"These skills will literally change my life and those of everyone around me. I can't wait to tell you of every success that will now follow."
Sheryl Andrews
The course is suitable for people who have attended Less is More (or equivalent with another training company).
This 2-day course includes:
- An overview of David Grove's work in relation to space
- The basic Clean Space process and how to facilitate it
- Spotting patterns across your own (client) spatial network
- The relationship between Clean Language and Clean Space and how and when to use one or the other
- Adapting Clean Space for your own context
- Demonstrations
- Plenty of practise and feedback
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Full colour course manual
Clean Space is a new way to utilize bottom-up modelling in human psychology.
James Lawley & Penny Tompkins,
Clean Space:Modeling Human Perception through Emergence, 2003
We take a step-by-step approach, with lots of practice and experiences for you to learn from. And there’ll be plenty of time for your questions.
What if none of the training dates work for me?
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Get together with a group of 6 or more others and email charlotte@apricotisland.com or call us on 023 9221 5355 to find a suitable time for Phil and/or Marian to come to you, and to tailor the course to your needs.
I already have these skills. Is there a more advanced course?
Pattern Spotting is a 3-day course that will sharpen your modelling skills and which covers working with sequences, bind and double binds using Clean Language.
Assessment for Learning is an opportunity to practice your skills and receive detailed verbal and written feedback.
Do I need any knowledge of Clean Language in order to attend?
You need to have attended Less is More and More to Explore or equivalent courses with another training company.
Cost
A place on this Clean Space training costs £245.00
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