Roderick Foley , LPC

Roderick Foley brings decades of experience in rehabilitation and a long-standing focus on child, adolescent, and family counseling to his work as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Wyoming. He has served as a Director and Clinical Director at a wellness center dedicated to child, adolescent, family counseling and case management, and his career in the rehabilitation field dates back to 1987, including the operation of a multiservice rehabilitation center that addressed dual diagnosis, developmental disability, and acquired brain injury.

His scholarly and clinical interests center on family systems and early attachment patterns, and he combines a specialized understanding of attachment theory with an eclectic set of therapeutic foundations. He authored the clinical curriculum for a freestanding wilderness adventure program serving Native American youth affected by substance abuse, a program that emphasized intensive work with families and extended kin networks. Today his practice emphasizes work with children and families through play therapy for both children and adults, psychosocial group and individual therapies, couples counseling, and family therapy.

Roderick values a person-centered approach grounded in honesty, dignity, and respect, with cultural sensitivity and attention to diverse and disadvantaged populations. He integrates goal-directed methods from cognitive-behavioral, humanistic, psychodynamic, and rational-emotive approaches, balanced with a professional demeanor and a measured sense of humor. He has also helped develop his agency's telehealth platform since 2016 to extend services to rural and isolated communities.