Roderick Foley, LPC

Roderick Foley is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Wyoming who brings a long history of work with children, adolescents, and families to his clinical practice. He has directed and developed programs in rehabilitation and wellness, including leadership roles at a multi-service rehabilitation center that served people with dual diagnosis, developmental disabilities, and acquired brain injury. His academic and clinical interests have concentrated on child and family counseling, with particular attention to multicultural and underserved populations and to early attachment systems that shape relationships across the lifespan.

He authored the clinical curriculum for a wilderness adventure program designed for Native American youth facing substance use and addiction, integrating intensive work with immediate and extended family. In private practice he focuses on play therapy for children and adults, psychosocial group and individual therapies, couples counseling, and family therapy. Foley has contributed to telehealth development for his agency since 2016 and has long advocated for remote services as a way to reach rural and isolated communities.

His counseling style is grounded in person-centered care, emphasizing honesty, dignity, and respect. He blends goal-directed methods from cognitive-behavioral and humanistic approaches with attachment-informed perspectives, balancing professionalism with a humane touch and a measured sense of humor. LPC indicates that he is licensed to practice professional counseling in Wyoming.