GINA CAMPBELL, M.Ed., CCF, CAPF Baltimore, Maryland
While studying for a Master in Education degree in Counseling from Loyola University Maryland, Gina was inspired by her work with journals and literature as counseling tools. She further attained accreditation as a Certified Applied Poetry Facilitator (CAPF) through the International Federation for Biblio/Poetry Therapy, of which she was a board member and president.
Gina’s exploration of Clean Language began in 2003 with an intensive study course at the Omega Institute in Rhinebeck, NY with the originators of Symbolic Modeling, a Clean Language-based methodology, Penny Tompkins and James Lawley. Gina continued her studies in England and France, earning her credential as a Certified Clean Practitioner. Drawing on her more than 25 years of experience teaching in a variety of contexts and her counseling background, Gina has been offering training in Clean Language processes, including Symbolic Modeling, since 2005. She is the author of three books on Clean Language (see Resources section).
Gina offers Clean Language sessions for personal growth and development via the Internet. Contact Gina for more information.
Notice: As a developmental counselor, Gina is qualified to work with mentally healthy clients who are working through the sorts of life challenges and transitions that all humans may face at some point or another in their lives. These include grief and loss, worry and stress, identifying passion or purpose, and determining one’s “next steps”. Clients with clinical–level mental illness, addictions, or debilitating depression should seek a psychotherapist. Symbolic Modeling is certainly appropriate to use with such issues by a licensed professional. In fact, Clean Language was initially developed by David Grove to work with trauma survivors.
OTHER CLEAN LANGUAGE FACILITATORS AND TRAINERS
DIANA THOMAS, MBA, ACC Naples, Florida
Executive Coach & Trainer, Winning Results, LLC
As an Executive Coach, Diana partners with great people and helps them be better leaders & find more happiness in their lives. Previously held the position of VP of learning & development for McDonald’s Corporation USA. New to Clean Language in 2016, she is excited to share her enthusiasm and experience as a coach. She is currently in the process of becoming certified as a Clean Language Facilitator (CLF). She works with Gina in co-presenting workshops and trainings on Clean Language and Clean Space processes to coaches.
MICHELE SCHRAF Stewartstown, PA
Equine Specialist, Advanced Certified EAGALA
As an Equine Specialist, Michele partners with mental health practitioners to deliver equine-assisted therapy and personal development coaching to individuals and groups. Trained in the EAGALA (Equine-Assisted Growth and Learning Association) model, she added Clean Language to her skill set in 2013 and has been blending the two metaphor-based, solution-oriented approaches ever since. She and Gina team up to present courses for equine therapy practitioners.
