• "BrainFishing is an essential tool that fills a deep void in dispute resolution practical literature."

    Martha E. Simmons, PhD, Winkler Professor of Dispute Resolution, Osgoode Hall Law School

  • "BrainFishing is a clever and intelligent conversation about negotiating any issue with our fellow human beings. What a great holiday gift for a Red-Brain dominant colleague, or a great reminder to self!"

    Judy Fantham, M.A. Senior Executive Officer, Ontario Nurses’ Association

  • “The collaborative approach to finding common interest solutions is the heart and soul of BrainFishing. I highly recommend this book!”

    Stephen Bolton, President & CEO, Head Coach Libro Credit Union

The perfect book for anyone who needs to influence people

The BrainFishing Club recent blog post

Book Launch Webinar

April 15th book launch for The Conflict Resolution Toolbox, Second Edition. Speakers include Dr. Chris Moore, Martha Simmons, Josh Gordon, Elaine Newman, Carol Brown, Brenda Barker-Scott, Callan Furlong, and Jim Harrison.

Podcasts

#1 How can I work with difficult people?

#2 What questions are most effective?

#3 How do I make someone listen?

#4 How do I make BrainFishing easy?

Toolbox

#1 How can I change conflict into collaboration?

#2 How do I create cooperation when I need it?

#3 Why is trust so difficult to build?

BrainFishing is the “missing link”, the hands-on, practical guide for professionals looking to forge better agreements and build stronger relationships in difficult and challenging situations.

Designed for anyone who manages, sells, coaches, negotiates, resolves conflicts or needs to influence people, BrainFishing will help you understand and apply questioning skills in new, effective, and creative ways.

Filled with examples, stories and exercises to help you put the skills and tools to work immediately, BrainFishing will help change your relationships from the ground up. And there’s the neuroscience behind it all, too!

A practice guide to questioning skills

Stronger Relationships, Better Problem Solving.
And a bit of Neuroscience too.

Gary T. Furlong & Jim Harrison