Rod Louden:

Jack of all Trades, Master of Psychology

Rod Louden is a licensed marriage and family therapist in Woodland Hills, California. He is married and has one child. Rod is a graduate of the University of Colorado, Boulder, where he received a Bachelor’s degree in Clinical Psychology. Rod received his Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University in Los Angeles. Rod also holds a vocational degree in music from the Musicians Institute in Hollywood, California.

In addition to running a private practice, Rod is a therapist at the Child Sexual Abuse Program in Van Nuys, California and a Supervising Children’s Social Worker for the Department of Children and Family Services for Los Angeles County, where he has been on the front line for nine years. Rod is also a professional mediator, skilled composer and musician, professional chef, French pastry chef, tournament Texas Hold’em player, craftsman, athlete, and red belt in tae kwon do. Rod’s wide range of life experiences has led him to be called a modern day "Renaissance Man."

Rod considers his array of life experiences to be a therapeutic asset, allowing him to have insight into and direct experience with understanding and bringing forth solutions to a multitude of life stressors/problems. Daily, through his work as a therapist, social worker, author, and mediator, Rod helps people defeat the problems that are wreaking havoc in their lives.

The truth is that our finest moments are most likely to occur when we are feeling deeply uncomfortable, unhappy, or unfulfilled. For it is only in such moments, propelled by our discomfort, that we are likely to step out of our ruts and start searching for different ways or truer answers.

-- M. Scott Peck

Rod invites you to join him and start your journey of positive change today.  To learn more about Rod's Private Practice, click here.

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Rod Louden Seminars

The most valuable resource in any company is its employees. An employee’s productivity is directly related to their ability to do their job (job knowledge and skills) and their emotional and mental state of mind. An employee is more likely to work efficiently and have high productivity, if he or she has positive, supporting, and loving relationships. On the other hand, an employee who comes to work mentally and emotionally exhausted, as a result of battling the monsters that cause relationship misery, will be tired, distracted, unfocused, and unproductive. The result—both the employee and the organization suffers. In order to help alleviate this situation, Rod addresses the following topics:

  • How to identify and destroy the problems that are wreaking havoc in your life.
  • How to identify the false and misleading information that you have erroneously accepted as "truth," which has led to relationship disaster.
  • How to re-author and create new personal truths.
  • How to use your newly discovered truths to create a new Roadmap, one that you can then follow to relationship bliss.
  • How to increase your level of Emotional Skill, thus avoiding the many pitfalls that lead to relationship failure.
  • How to build allies as you fight to destroy the problems that have kept you from reaching your personal and professional goals.
  • How to keep personal relationships outside of the workplace.

Rod Louden has been described as an "energetic and inspiring" speaker who uses easy to understand metaphors, client and personal stories of change, and straightforward talk, as he delivers his unique message of how to obtain relationship bliss. To book Rod to speak to your organization or if you have questions, please call Rod at 661-478-2104. Your employee’s, and your bottom line, will be glad that you did.

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Last Updated: 05.15.06