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Joseph Nowinski Ph.D.

About

Joseph Nowinski, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist in independent practice in Tolland, Connecticut. He has held positions as assistant professor of psychiatry at the University of California San Francisco, associate professor of psychology at the University of Connecticut, and supervising psychologist at the University of Connecticut Health Center. Currently, he is an assistant professor at the Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School of Addiction Studies.

Books by Joseph Nowinski Ph.D.
Recent Posts
Grief in the Time of COVID

For individuals and families facing the "long haul," the declining number of COVID cases may offer little comfort. Here's what will help instead.

For individuals and families facing the "long haul," the declining number of COVID cases may offer little comfort. Here's what will help instead.

Grief in the Time of COVID

It is valuable for families to have some guidance about coping with a potentially terminal diagnosis like COVID.

It is valuable for families to have some guidance about coping with a potentially terminal diagnosis like COVID.

Identifying with the Aggressor

Part 2: Mary Trump's new memoir helps to fill in the inter-generational picture.

Part 2: Mary Trump's new memoir helps to fill in the inter-generational picture.