Bruce Fisher, EdD, (1931-1998) developed the 'rebuilding' model of divorce recovery nearly twenty-five years ago. Founder and director of the Family Relations Learning Center in Boulder, CO, he personally trained thousands of individuals and therapists in this approach, enriching the lives of hundreds of thousands worldwide. He is a popular divorce therapist, author, teacher, and clinical member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy.Robert E. Alberti, PhD, has received international recognition for his writing and editing, often praised as the "gold standard" for psychological self-help. Recently retired from a long career as a psychologist, marriage and family therapist, book author, editor, and publisher, Alberti's now inactive professional affiliations include Life Membership and Fellowship of the American Psychological Association, Clinical Membership in the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, and fifty years of professional membership in the American Counseling Association. Alberti's publishing achievements include eight books, newsletters for a number of organizations, dozens of articles, and the editing of more than 100 popular and professional psychology books by other authors. His "formal" publications career began in 1970, with the first edition of Your Perfect Right, coauthored with Michael Emmons. Now in its ninth revised edition, Your Perfect Right has over 1.3 million copies in print in the United States, and has been published in translation in more than twenty languages around the world. Alberti also collaborated with the late divorce therapist Bruce Fisher on the third edition of Rebuilding, a best-selling guide to surviving divorce, which has over a million copies in print and editions in ten languages.
"One of the best books written for the divorcing person ... warm,
engaging."
--the Behavior Therapist
"Deals with the everyday feelings and problems of the divorcing and
divorced ... hits just the right balance between seriousness and
optimism."
--Florence Kaslow, PhD, Journal of Marital and Family
Therapy
"A handbook for the divorcing and divorced that is authentic and
which they can employ in the rebuilding of their own lives."
--Esther Oshiver Fisher, JD, Journal of Divorce
"If you're putting your life back together after a divorce, you
need this book! It could be just what you're looking for to help
you get your life back on track. I found it to be very interesting
and informative."
--Jeanette Wright, Borger News-Herald
"Shows you how to move from denial to freedom and even another
love."
--Jann Mitchell, The Sunday Oregonian
"Exactly what you need to help put your life back together during
and after a divorce."
--Divorce Magazine
"If you're suffering following a divorce or breakup, this
outstanding book should be at the top of your reading list!
Rebuilding combines compassionate insights with practical
suggestions for finding healing."
--Mark S. Rye, PhD, professor of psychology at Skidmore
College, and coauthor of TheDivorce Recovery Workbook
"Fisher and Alberti accompany you on your journey of recovery as
they teach you in plain English how to move forward after the
ending of an important love relationship. They are like Sherpas
guiding you through the difficult mountain passes and over the
perilous ravines. With kindness and optimism, they help you find
your way."
--Jeff Zimmerman, PhD, ABPP, psychologist and coauthor of
Adult Children of Divorce and The Co-Parenting Survival Guid
"Warm, simple, and direct ... this is a book you will not want to
put down."
--A.R.E. Press
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