Is it just sporting injuries we treat?

Clean Questions and Clean Language was created by David Grove, a creative therapist born in New Zealand who also lived in the US and in Europe. David Grove found that exploring the clients' metaphors using their exact words allowed them to change their perceptions, provided that the questions were free of the facilitator's interpretation and distortion. The resulting changes were natural and sustainable.

Marcus says:- "My Clean Touch is a result of time spent talking and collaborating with:- David Grove, Caitlin Walker, Shaun Hotchkiss, Penny Tompkins and James Lawley and the wonderful Jennifer De Gant. I also wish to thank everyone in the Clean Language community that has helped me on my journey of development especially Caitlin, Marian and Penny and James who threw me into the deep end and Jennifer who introduced me to the French Clean Language community which welcomed me like home."

Clean Touch is a combination of Clean Questions with bodywork and is predominantly used to release trauma from the body. Trauma is quite often held within the body and everyone's body reacts differently to this, for example someone might feel they have a membrane beside an organ that holds all of their grief or pain. Another person may hold trauma from an accident in a certain area of their body. Normal physical therapy cannot release any of these as the mind is involved in locking this in place. Part of Clean Touch is allowing the client to be in control and thus it starts with them placing themselves where they wish to be and equally they position the therapist. 90 minutes are allocated for a session, but may not be required for every session.