jfogler

Dr. Jason Fogler received his Ph.D. in clinical psychology
from Boston University, where he received training in
manualized cognitive-behavioral therapy at its Center for
Anxiety & Related Disorders. He completed clinical training
and a clinical research fellowship in a joint appointment at
the Boston VA Healthcare System's National Center for
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Boston University
Medical Center's Center for Medical & Refugee Trauma. He
received additional training in comprehensive
neuropsychological assessment from the late Edith Kaplan,
Ph.D., ABPP/ABCN and the faculty of the Walker Home and
School in Needham, Massachusetts.

Dr. Fogler is a licensed psychologist and Health Service Provider in New Hampshire and
Massachusetts. He is a member of the American Psychological Association and has served on the
faculty in the Department of Psychiatry at Harvard and Boston University Medical Schools for research
investigating Posttraumatic Stress Disorder among Vietnam veterans and children who have
experienced multiple traumas.
Dr. Fogler provides comprehensive neuropsychological assessment and psychological services to
children, adolescents, and adults, with a particular interest in intensive in vivo behavioral exposure for
severe phobias (including agoraphobia) and school avoidance. His assessment work is targeted at
helping clients, their families, and their teachers or healthcare providers to understand complex
diagnostic questions: When, why, and in what contexts might someone with psychiatric and
learning/cognitive issues meet his or her full potential (and when something gets in the way, what is it,
and how can we help overcome it)? His clinical work with adults focuses on managing painful emotions
and experiences using traditional, trauma-focused, and mindfulness-based cognitive behavioral therapy.
With children and adolescents, he specializes in behavioral management (i.e., parenting, discipline, and
behavior modification in the classroom), learning difficulties, and family counseling for parent-teen
conflict. Dr. Fogler has presented and published professional articles on posttraumatic stress disorder,
clergy-perpetrated sexual abuse, and the role of families in facilitating behavioral treatment for mood and
anxiety disorders.