Giving Constructive Feedback Using Clean Language

60-Second Diagnostic

What's your feedback style?

1. When something needs to change, what's your first move?

2. What typically happens right after you deliver feedback?

3. What concerns you most before a hard conversation?

Your Feedback Style

Why this program

Many managers avoid giving feedback because they fear conflict — so communication breaks down over time. When feedback is delivered poorly, it damages trust, reduces performance, and increases turnover. Most training programs teach frameworks that feel scripted and inauthentic.

This program takes a different approach: Clean Language, a communication method rooted in non-directive questioning and curiosity, that helps you deliver feedback that is honest, respectful, and genuinely heard.

"And what would you like to have happen?"
The question that turns every feedback conversation into a growth conversation.

Replace judgment-laden language ("you always...") with observation and curiosity
Stay calm and redirect toward growth when someone reacts defensively
Practice live — once with a peer, once with AI — then keep sharpening daily afterward

Tell us where you're at

Ready to register?

Limited to 12 participants — first come, first served. Save your seat for August 12, 2026.

Register for This Workshop

Not sure yet? Schedule a quick call with Julia.

What you'll walk away with

A single two-hour, live online session — for team leaders, supervisors, and managers at any level. No prior training required.

Part 1 — Why Feedback Fails (40 min): the psychology behind defensive reactions, and how Clean Language changes the dynamic.
Part 2 — The Core Questions (40 min): the 5 Clean Language questions that turn evaluation into genuine dialogue.
Part 3 — Real Practice (40 min): role-play live with a peer, then role-play with an AI partner — handle real defensiveness, and leave with a personal follow-up plan.

After the workshop, you'll have the option to keep practicing — once a day with your AI role-play partner — to fully solidify the skill.

What's included: a pre-course Clean Language overview, the live 2-hour session, activity worksheets, a Clean Language quick-reference card, a post-session reflection journal, and a Certificate of Completion.