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phil
22-12-2003, 07:19 AM
What is Clean Space?

phil
30-12-2003, 01:23 PM
Here's a quotation from Penny Tompkins and James Lawley's article on Clean Space:

"With Clean Space the client lays out [physically in space] the content of their mind in an embodied process that enables them to figure out (self-model) how it all fits together. Amazingly, no specific change technique is required. Clean Space relies on the client's natural ability to utilize emergence. Change happens organically as a result of the client's system becoming more aware of its own organization. As Milton Erickson said, "Therapy results from an inner resynthesis of the patient's behavior achieved by the patient himself" (quoted by Ernest Rossi).

"Clean Space is a very flexible process that can be adapted in hundreds of ways. It can be used by individuals to solve problems, to stimulate creativity, as a way to prepare for exams (it's like walking around your own personalized mind map), and as a generative development process. We have also used it with couples, in conflict resolution and negotiation, and in group facilitation."

(c) The Developing Company 2003 - Reproduced with permission.

Click here (http://www.devco.demon.co.uk/CleanSpace.html) to read the full article and watch Clean Space (http://www.cleanforum.com/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=9) forum for discussion.