The Clean Language approach helps clients find ‘new’ answers by thinking differently about the question. The coach plays a vital role here – by keeping out of their way, says Angela Dunbar
The late New Zealand psychologist and therapist David Grove pioneered the technique of Clean Language in the 1980s as an effective means to treat [...]
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