Daniel B. Wile, PhD, ABPP, until his death in 2020, had a private practice in individual and couple therapy in Oakland, California. He was also Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of California, Berkeley. Dr. Wile published on psychotherapeutic theory as well as on couple therapy. The pioneering developer of Collaborative Couple Therapy, he gave professional workshops throughout the United States and internationally.
An inspirational book. It is one of the most unique and creative
books about couples I have ever read. It captures not only the
subtleties of couple interactions, but also the nuances of couples
therapy. I plan to assign this book to all of my graduate students,
and will open it myself whenever I need to be reminded of how
exciting it is to study and treat couples. --Neil S. Jacobson,
Ph.D., University of Washington
Reading After the Fight is the next best thing to being in the room
with Daniel Wile, widely renowned as a creative and masterful
couples' therapist....Wile shows a remarkable capacity to put words
to the vague and amorphous thoughts of the partners as well as the
therapist.... He lets us in on his innermost thoughts and
quandaries as a therapist and offers a multitude of examples and
direct dialogue to make his approach come alive. --Gayla Margolin,
Ph.D., Professor of Psychology, University of Southern
California
- I highly recommend it to therapists but also to researchers
interested in the impact of concealing personal feelings in
relationships. --Contemporary Psychology, 9/24/1995ƒƒFor the
seasoned therapist the book is an adventure into the mind of the
therapist's journey, always interesting and at times even amusing.
For the less experienced therapist, the book fully and clearly
describes major relationship dynamics as they are played out in the
life of a couple, while presenting a very detailed therapeutic
approach....The book is an extremely useful aid for those doing
couple therapy.--Journal of Sex Education and Therapy, 9/24/1995
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