Larry Antosz

Larry Antosz, PhD, is a psychologist known for his eclectic and pragmatic therapeutic approach. He views each client as a unique individual, preferring to delve into personal stories rather than relying solely on formal diagnoses. Larry is dedicated to supporting and educating individuals on their journey to self-empowerment. His attentive listening style, paired with active engagement in sessions, fosters a safe and comfortable environment where clients can freely think aloud. With over 300 hours of post-doctoral training in psychopharmacology, he offers valuable consultation on managing psychotropic medications, although he does not prescribe. For more than fifteen years, he has supported and supervised a peer grief support group at Wesleyan University and has conducted several workshops on the grieving process, along with developing comprehensive materials on grief, recognizing it as a natural response to various forms of loss. Larry firmly believes that one's perception of events shapes initial reactions, making the reshaping of perception a powerful tool for personal transformation. He incorporates mindfulness and positive psychology practices to assist clients in altering their perspectives and fostering meaningful growth.