Category: Models & Theory

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The history of the invaluable PRO model with explanatory diagrams.
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Why it is vital to model the timeframes, structures and evidence of a client’s desires.
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This paper raises awareness of both the complexity of the feedback-giving process and the range of information that can be included in feedback.
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A new way to model attention. Useful in coaching or therapy and many other areas. Published in 'Acuity'.
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Discussions with Andrew Austin and Steve Andreas with comments by several others
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How to combine the three main phases of David Grove's work. Published in Acuity.
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Modelling embodied scema will give you something like 'second sight' into the organisation of a person's psychescape (their interior, subjective world), leading to the more precise use of Clean Language.
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How excellent facilitators and therapists know how to navigate elegantly through a client’s information.
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A six-stage model of how to benefit by utilising unexpexted, unpredictable and random events.
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Quotes from, and comments on, In Search of Memory: The Emergence of a New Science of Mind by Eric R. Kandel
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How we came up with our 'Perceiver, Perceived, Relationship between, in a Context' model – and its multiple uses.
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Once a space becomes psychoactive a person is ‘living in their metaphor’. A joined-up model of how David Grove's work invokes the psychoactivity of spatial relations in therapeutic and in other settings.
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Scaling - How people use metaphor to assess the relative size or extent of an experience – how to model it, and what happens when you change the scale of things to come.
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A postmodern approach to subjective reality.
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Describes four ‘prototypical binds’, defines ‘double binds’ and summarises a process for facilitating clients to transform their binds. First published in Rapport.