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Natasha Josefowitz is an American author and educator. She is best known for her books, including "Retirement: Wise And Witty Advice For Making It The Next Great Adventure", "Too Wise to Want to Be Young Again", "Living Without the One You Cannot Live Without" and others.

Background

Josefowitz was born on October 31, 1926 in Paris, France; the daughter of Myron T. Chapro and Tamara (Fradkin) Chapro.

Education

Josefowitz received a Master of Social Work degree from Columbia School of Social Work in 1965.

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The deeply moving journey of mourning a beloved spouse's death is the subject of Natasha Josefowitz's candid, uplifting collection of poems.

The controversial documentary follows the story of triplets separated at birth and adopted by three families from different backgrounds.

From an agonizingly slow healing to a world of brighter colors to a lighter step to being whole again.

Twelve years later she earned her Doctor of Philosophy degree from Sussex College.

Career

Josefowitz began her career as a professor of social work at Child Guidance Clinic of the Lausanne University in 1965 and had held it for nine years.

In 1972, she was appointed a lecturer and psychologist at Lausanne University. Then in 1974, Natasha became a professor of managemen