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For many years, Newman has presented
an annual lecture at Town Hall in Manhattan where he shares
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Review of Fred Newman and Phyllis Goldberg's Let's Develop
Wednesday, February 1, 1995
THE DENVER POST
LIFESTYLES
PERSONAL GROWTH
OFF THE SHELF
Conventional psychology assumes human development stops after
early childhood. But a new book argues that people can reignite
their development at any age and any stage of life by breaking
out of socially determined roles. “Let’s Develop!
A Guide to Continuous Personal Growth” (Castillo International,
$11.95) shows readers how developing can help them break out
of the roles they’re stuck in with family and friends.
Authors Fred Newman and Phyllis Goldberg also believe development
is the key to curing depression and anxiety and to breaking
addictions to drugs, alcohol, food or anything else.
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