Clients have within themselves the ability to heal the psychological and somatic wounds of their biographical, ancestral and cultural past.
Symptoms are unsuccessful attempts by the mind and body to heal itself.
Our job is to create a suitable context in which we can encourage symptoms to be successful. The therapist's role is to visit the client's model of the world and unfold solutions that are conducted within the language and logical boundaries of that world. Most therapies, to a lesser or greater extent, introduce fictional constructs as an agency which disrupt the client's model of the world based on a therapist's training. Clean Language speaks to an internal evolutionary process as distinct from an external revolutionary overthrow of a client's symptomatic world. Clean Language is information-centered .