Roderick Foley , LPC

Roderick Foley serves as Director and Clinical Director of a wellness center that emphasizes child, adolescent and family counseling alongside coordinated case management. He brings a long history in the rehabilitation field, dating back to 1987, including leadership in operating a multi-service rehabilitation center that specialized in dual diagnosis, developmental disability and acquired brain injury. His scholarship and practice have consistently centered on child and family work, with particular attention to multicultural and disadvantaged populations.

Foley's clinical specialization is grounded in early attachment systems and theory, though he draws eclectically from several foundational models to meet each client's needs. He authored the clinical curriculum for a freestanding wilderness adventure program designed for Native American youth facing substance abuse and addiction, a program that incorporated intensive work with families and extended family systems. As a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) practicing in Wyoming, he focuses his current work on children and families, offering play therapy for both children and adults, psychosocial group and individual therapies, couples counseling and family therapy.

Since 2016 he has helped develop his agency's telehealth platform, believing that remote care expands access for rural and isolated communities. His counseling style is rooted in person-centered care, emphasizing honesty, dignity and respect, and informed by diversity and cultural sensitivity. He takes a goal-directed approach that blends cognitive-behavioral methods with humanistic, psychodynamic and rational-emotive techniques, and he pairs clinical professionalism with a measured sense of humor.