Penny Tompkins – Page 2 – cleanlanguage.com

A model of musing

How would you work with a client who says “”I want to stop going into blank”? Published in Anchor Point, 16(5).

Part-whole relationships – a process fundamental to language and cognition.

How to recognise and work within a metaphor to activate an individual’s personal healing process. Published in Positive Health.

What it is, why it matters and how to make use of the idea of stability through change.

Where and how we perceive makes a difference to what we perceive. Where do Symbolic Modeller’s perceive from?

Learning to use your personal metaphors and symbols in order to read and understand your own symbology. Published in the ‘Carolyn Myss Newsletter’.

How to think in terms of ’emergence’, a fundamental feature of the dynamics of self-organising systems

Using Clean Language to facilitate change through clients’ metaphors. Published in Anchor Point

A practical approach to understanding students by noting and using their metaphors. Published in the SEAL Journal.

How Symbolic Modelling came into being and ways it is being applied in education. Published in New Learning.

How to use your voice and body to utilise clients use of space, their body and non-verbal sounds. Published in ‘Rapport’

How to model background structures using embodied metaphor schema. First published in ‘Rapport’.

The first article describing a new way to model subjective experience.
Published in ‘Rapport’.

Sensory and abstract are different kinds of subjective experience and there is a third kind not coded by Bandler and Grinder.

Our first article about David Grove’s extraordinary innovation. Published in ‘Rapport’.

Our first interview with David Grove, the creator of Clean Language. Published in Rapport.

How the London NLP group built a self-organising community.

Living out of the two most fundamental NLP Presuppositions. Published in Rapport, 20.