Dr. Paul Foxman is the founder and former director of the Vermont Center for Anxiety Care, which he led for 25 years before retiring and closing the practice in 2025. He holds a B.A. in psychology from Yale University and a Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Vanderbilt University. With over three decades in private practice, Dr. Foxman has dedicated his career to helping individuals and families manage anxiety, stress, and relationship challenges.
He is widely recognized for his expertise in anxiety disorders in both children and adults and has presented at conferences, trainings, and on national media. Dr. Foxman continues to offer limited telehealth therapy services and is available for speaking engagements, professional trainings, and public education events.
A respected author, Dr. Foxman has written several books that offer clear, compassionate guidance on anxiety and emotional well-being. His titles include “Dancing with Fear,” a best-selling self-help guide for anxiety disorders; “The Worried Child,” which explores how anxiety develops in childhood and how to reduce it; and “The Clinician’s Guide to Anxiety Disorders in Kids and Teens,” a practical resource for mental health professionals. His most recent book, “Traumas and Triumphs: A Psychologist's Personal Recipe for Happiness” (2022), shares insights on emotional growth and resilience through adversity.
Dr. Foxman has also contributed to numerous other publications, including over 30 case commentaries in “Conquering Panic and Anxiety Disorders” by Jenna Glatzer, and has written forewords for books such as “Living Fully with Shyness and Social Anxiety” by Erica Hilliard and “The Highly Intuitive Child” by Catherine Crawford. His work is grounded in the belief that with understanding, support, and the right tools, people can build more peaceful, connected, and fulfilling lives.
Now based in Massachusetts, Dr. Foxman welcomes inquiries about telehealth services or speaking opportunities through his contact page.
He is widely recognized for his expertise in anxiety disorders in both children and adults and has presented at conferences, trainings, and on national media. Dr. Foxman continues to offer limited telehealth therapy services and is available for speaking engagements, professional trainings, and public education events.
A respected author, Dr. Foxman has written several books that offer clear, compassionate guidance on anxiety and emotional well-being. His titles include “Dancing with Fear,” a best-selling self-help guide for anxiety disorders; “The Worried Child,” which explores how anxiety develops in childhood and how to reduce it; and “The Clinician’s Guide to Anxiety Disorders in Kids and Teens,” a practical resource for mental health professionals. His most recent book, “Traumas and Triumphs: A Psychologist's Personal Recipe for Happiness” (2022), shares insights on emotional growth and resilience through adversity.
Dr. Foxman has also contributed to numerous other publications, including over 30 case commentaries in “Conquering Panic and Anxiety Disorders” by Jenna Glatzer, and has written forewords for books such as “Living Fully with Shyness and Social Anxiety” by Erica Hilliard and “The Highly Intuitive Child” by Catherine Crawford. His work is grounded in the belief that with understanding, support, and the right tools, people can build more peaceful, connected, and fulfilling lives.
Now based in Massachusetts, Dr. Foxman welcomes inquiries about telehealth services or speaking opportunities through his contact page.