Furthermore, Rodger is a 20 year veteran of the police and fire departments of West Jordan City, much of that time involved working as a training officer and instructor. His highest acquired rank is battalion chief. Part of his career history has involved leading and coordinating basic training courses for firefighters and serving as a field training officer (FTO) in the police department.

Rodger's research interests are in police and firefighter psychology and his consulting practice is influenced by the Humanistic and Existential-Phenomenological Psychology perspective.

Rodger holds a master's degree in Psychology from Saybrook University, in San Francisco, CA.; a bachelor's degree in Behavioral Science & an associate's degree in Fire Science from Utah Valley University, in Orem, Utah; and an associate's degree in Criminal Justice from Salt Lake Community College in Salt Lake City, Utah. He is currently completing a PhD in Clinical Psychology at Saybrook University.

He is a member of the American Psychological Association Div. 32, Association of Humanistic Psychologists, Association of Applied Sport Psychology, and Fraternal Order of Police.

Rodger will help you:

• Assess your psychological abilities and mental skills
• Set realistic goals
• Make a plan to improve training and lifestyle habits
• Learn to increase focus, concentration, and perseverance
• Improve mental and physical endurance
• Find motivation and vision
• Improve your self-presentation
• Feel better and balanced
• Improve your health and perspective
• Gain insight about self and others
• Manage stress and anxiety
• Improve interpersonal relationships
• Team building
• Reach your goals