Daniel Cantor Yalowitz Ed D. Livres

Reflections on the Nature of Friendship is a rich, nuanced journey that delves deeply into the fascinating and complex world of friendship. 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. Reflections examines what makes friendships work, thrive, and connect people with one another. Using quotes across place, time, and culture, this book includes salient and seminal chapters on Identity, Longing and Belonging, Boundaries, and more, including three case studies that explore primary friendships within the author’s life. Using examples from literature, poetry, film, and music, Dr. Yalowitz brings deeper understanding about building stronger, healthier, and sustainable friendships.

In Journeying With Your Archetypes, he takes readers on a personal tour: a narrated and curated adventure and journey into the land of C.G. Jung's psychology, focusing on his conception of archetypes. Intended for those unfamiliar with Jungian terminology and psychology, the lucid writing in this book invites beginners as well as those with experience with Jung to look deeply into the meaning beyond one's daily activities in expanding one's understanding of themselves and the world. The book engages readers through its wit and integration of films, literature, history, the arts, and story to illuminate and clarify the book's major points and themes.