Who is using Clean Language, anyway?
Who is using Clean Language, anyway?
A compilation of interviews of people around the world using Clean Language in their work
About the Book
We, Andrea Chiou and Sharon Small, have created this book to help connect the community of people using clean language questions and methodologies to others who are interested in clean models and methodologies. We wanted to create a fun to read book filled with personal stories. We also wanted to create a book with the potential to grow, which is how we came to use Leanpub.
Clean language practitioners and enthusiasts use a certain set of questions, called clean questions and a different way of listening to encourage independent thinking and discovery. There is a philosophy behind clean as well - one that holds a person’s experience and understanding of the world in highest respect with the intention of non-interference. We are taught a way of listening and asking questions that gives the person we are with complete freedom to have and own their own way of being without our suggestions, input or creative re-interpretations. There is more to it than this and our hope is as you read through the pages of this book that you will begin to see the difference being ‘clean’ can make for you and those you care about most.
Clean is practiced now in a very wide variety of professions and domains. This book will begin to give you a flavor of the breadth of its impact, from equine therapists to small IT shops, from music teachers to ISO 9000 auditors. Clean is universal because it taps into our most innate desire for acceptance and connection and does so in such a respectful way.
About the Authors
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- A little About Clean Language
- Who Is Andrea Chiou? - Editor
- Who is Sharon Small? - Editor
- Who is Gina Campbell?
- Who is Daniel Dow?
- Who is Patti Schlough
- Who is Yuji Yamagami?
- Who is Madalyn Beth Hanson?
- Who is Stuart Clark?
- Who is Bev Martin?
- Who is Barb Stuckey?
- Who is Matt Roland?
- Who is Allison Galbraith?
- Who is Carolyn Winkler?
- Who is Rosalyn “Ros” Bristow?
- Who is Rona Puntawe?
- Who is Sioelan Tjoa?
- Who is Susan Van Westen?
- Who is Ruby Raymond?
- Who is Kantu Rumiko Nishigori?
- Who is Lynndal Daniels?
- Who is Yoriko “Deshana” Matsuda?
- Who is Rick Burke?
- Who is Hans-Peter Wellke?
- Who is Emi Yamagami?
- Who is James Ramirez
- Who is Sheryl Andrews?
- who is Rachel Ghinn?
- Who is Lesley Downs?
- Who is Daso Saito?
- Who is Judy Rees?
- Who is Janis Underwood?
- Who is Sue Sharp?
- Who is Anita Olland?
- Who is June Kim?
- What are some of the other Frameworks using clean principles?
- Who is doing Clean Language training worldwide?
- What are some on-line Clean Language On-Line resources?
- What Clean Language books are there?
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