Roderick Foley, LPC

Roderick Foley is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and clinical leader with a long history in child, adolescent, and family services. As Director and Clinical Director of a wellness center, he has built a practice centered on counseling and case management for children, teens, and families, and he brings extensive experience from work in the rehabilitation field that began in 1987. That background includes operating a multi-service rehabilitation center focused on dual diagnosis, developmental disability, and acquired brain injury.

His scholarly and clinical emphasis has remained on child and family counseling, with a special commitment to multicultural and disadvantaged populations. His clinical specialization is rooted in early attachment systems and theory, though he integrates a range of foundational approaches to meet each family’s needs. He authored the clinical curriculum for a freestanding wilderness adventure program serving Native American youth with substance use and addiction challenges, a program that incorporated intensive family and extended family work.

In his current practice in Wyoming he focuses on work with children and families, offering play therapy for both children and adults, psychosocial group and individual therapies, couples counseling, and family counseling. He has been involved in developing his agency’s telehealth platform since 2016 and values the ability of telemedicine to reach rural and isolated populations. His counseling style is grounded in person-centered care, emphasizing honesty, dignity, and respect, with attention to diversity and cultural sensitivity and a goal-directed use of cognitive-behavioral, humanistic, psychodynamic, and rational-emotive methods tempered with professionalism and a sense of humor.