Local Author talk with Daniel Yalowitz

The Greenfield Public Library welcomes local author Daniel Cantor Yalowitz for a talk on his book Reflections on the Nature of Friendship.  

Reflections on the Nature of Friendship is a rich, nuanced journey that delves deeply into the fascinating, complex, and nearly-universal world of friendship. In his book, psychologist and world traveler Dr. Daniel Cantor Yalowitz takes readers on a carefully narrated tour into the

heart of what human beings need and bring to their chosen relationships.

Join us for an enlivening evening of shared exploration as together we experience the challenges, joys, and serendipities of our friends and our friendships. Your questions and our shared responses will support our collective knowledge and wisdom regarding why friendship is such a crucial aspect of our lives.

Daniel Cantor Yalowitz, Ed.D., is a developmental and intercultural psychologist in private

practice in western Massachusetts working with couples and partners. Following a long career as a faculty member and senior administrator in higher education, he now serves as an intercultural trainer, consultant, and keynote speaker who focuses on topics including relationship- and community-building, conflict management, intercultural communication and competence, social and emotional intelligence, and human and civil rights.

Books will be available for purchase from the author at this event.

This program, generously sponsored by the Friends of the Greenfield Public Library, is free and open to the public.