David Wallin, PhD. Co-author of Mapping the Terrain of the Heart: Passion, Tenderness and the Capacity to Love.

"Rob Fisher has developed a host of effective ways to resolve gridlock by tapping into experience that the partners often don't even know they are having.  Its hard to read his new book without repeatedly thinking 'That's how I should be doing couple therapy'" .

Daniel B. Wile, PhD.  Author of Couples Therapy: A Non-Traditional Approach.

Rob Fisher has performed the delicate task of integrating classical theories and techniques of couples psychotherapy with such important innovations nonviolence, mindfulness and body-mind holism.  His advocacy of freeing ourselves from character strategies that cripple our capacity for relatedness rings true.  Using lots of clear clinical examples, he guides the reader through experiential methods of assessing couples problems, and the experiential means to unravel them. Accessible and imminently useable, this book can be used by therapist and couple alike to plumb the depths of relational intimacy.  I plan on assigning it to both my students and clients." 

Christine Caldwell, PhD.. LPC, Director, Somatic Psychology Department, Naropa University"

"Whether they want to learn a new system or to supplement their existing approach(es), therapists of many persuasions will find Experiential Psychotherapy with Couples: A Guide for the Creative Pragmatist to be an aptly named treasure trove.  Both theoretically sophisticated and full of "how to" techniques and illustrating case examples, its also fun to read.  I recommend it enthusiastically!" 

 Michael Hoyt PhD. Author of Some Stories are Better than Others, Brief  Therapy and Managed Care, Interviews with Brief Therapy Experts and The Present is a Gift. 

Richard C. Schwartz, PhD. Author of Family Systems Therapy, co-author of Family Therapy: Concepts and Methods.