Rod Warner
Author | Speaker | Couples Counselor
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About Rod
Rod Warner sees therapy as a joint venture where knowledge and skills are combined to create solutions. Mr. Warner believes that his clients should be active participants in the counseling process and that trust, honesty, and openness are keys to building a good therapeutic relationship that will convey positive outcomes.
Mr. Warner’s educational background includes a degree from the Dallas Funeral Institute, a Bachelor of Arts in Social Work, and a Master of Arts in Counseling. Mr. Warner has trained with Kenyatta Black’s Counseling of Trauma and Grief and studied under Dr. Moses Chism with emphasis on Pain Languages.
Rod’s Latest Book
The Se7en S’s To Getting Any Woman
Early childhood experiences significantly impact a person’s identity, perceptions, behavior, and how we navigate our adult life. Throughout my career as a professional mental health therapist, I’ve witnessed an increasing number of men suffering from the same adverse effects of childhood that I did. This motivated me to take a deeper look at the issue and convey to clients the cause, effect, and answer to many of their challenges. I learned that the mind is the gatekeeper of our progression, regression, or stagnation. And I chose to pursue an education in psychology to learn more about the mind and the hows/whys of our behaviors.
Having personally overcome self-esteem issues and negative environmental influences, I counsel other men and equip them with scientific and practical applications to address self-doubt, low self-esteem, and insecurities stemming from adverse childhood experiences. I’ve noticed an increase in male clients who have displayed problems with social habits; disrupting their encounters with women with whom they want to develop a relationship.
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