Henry W. Kronner

Henry W. Kronner, PhD, LCSW, is an Associate Professor of Social Work at Regis College, where he has taught since 2019. With nearly 30 years of clinical social work experience and over two decades in academia, he integrates direct practice expertise with education to prepare students for impactful careers.

Education:

• PhD from Loyola University
• MSW from University of Michigan
• BA from University of Michigan

His research centers on LGBTQ+ topics, therapist self-disclosure dynamics, and evidence-based social work pedagogy. Clinical specialties include trauma-informed care for anxiety, depression, and relationship challenges, alongside specialized work in child welfare systems and HIV/AIDS counseling. He emphasizes translating clinical insights into effective teaching methodologies.

Dr. Kronner maintains an active private psychotherapy practice utilizing telehealth, enabling cross-state client care while supporting his academic role. A vocal advocate for professional self-care, he combats burnout by modeling boundary-setting and population-specific practice adjustments.

He mentors MSW students through personalized support via video, phone, and text, focusing on clinical skill development and ethical decision-making. His student-centered philosophy drives Regis College's clinical MSW program, prioritizing individual growth over standardized metrics.