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Dr. Damion Grasso, PhD

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Specializes in: Psychology

263 Farmington Avenue
Farmington, CT 06030

(860) 679-6708

Dr. Damion Grasso, PhD is a psychologist in Farmington, CT specializing in psychology. Dr. Damion Grasso, PhD is affiliated with UConn Health.

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263 Farmington Avenue
Farmington, CT 06030

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65 Kane Street
West Hartford, CT 06119

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“Damion Grasso, a psychologist and associate professor at the University of Connecticut, also noted that often, "young children, especially those exposed to violence, can imitate violent behaviors...”—"Opinion | The 6-year-old accused of shooting his teacher shouldn't be punished under the law", NBC News, January 2023

“Due to the pandemic, people have reported feeling higher levels of depression and anxiety, found Damion J. Grasso, a clinical psychologist and associate professor of psychiatry and pediatrics at...”—"Health on a budget? A new study suggests going outside offers health benefits", Connecticut Post, May 2021

“"Resilience does not mean that children aren't negatively affected by adversity, but rather that they survive it, recover, and adapt," says Damion Grasso, a licensed clinical psychologist and...”—"Opinion | How Mr. Rogers gave me a place of my own - and a lifeline into adulthood", NBC News, June 2018