Phyllis A. Foley is a dedicated counselor with a wealth of experience, providing help and hope for those in need. With 30 years in the counseling field and 26 years as a Psychology Professor and Dean, she brings a rich background to her practice. Having been married for 46 years and raising three adult children, including fraternal twins, Phyllis understands the dynamics of family life. Her role as a grandmother keeps her attuned to the unique challenges faced by children today. Phyllis focuses on empowering individuals to take control of their lives, recognizing that sometimes an objective listening ear can offer invaluable insights and help clients re-frame their situations. Utilizing the Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) approach developed by Albert Ellis, she effectively engages with adolescents and adults. Additionally, her expertise in Family Systems Therapy proves highly successful in addressing family conflicts, while her knowledge of Behavioral Therapy yields positive results with children. Phyllis A. Foley Counseling is dedicated to guiding clients through their struggles with anxiety, parenting challenges, and family issues.