Patrick Louden
Executive and leadership coach, former federal senior executive
| Hourly rate range | $150 to $250 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Leadership developmentEmotional intelligenceConflict and difficult conversationsExecutive presence and communicationAssessments (360, DISC, CliftonStrengths)Executive communicationInterpersonal communication |
| Works with | Executives, Managers and Professionals |
| Also coaches | Speaking coach and Health coach |
| Credentials | ICF Professional Certified Coach (PCC); Bachelor's in Physics, Indiana State University; Pearman Personality Integrator practitioner; CINERGY conflict management model practitioner; ARSENAL stress management model practitioner; EQi-2.0 emotional intelligence assessment practitioner |
| Practice | Louden Coaching and Consulting Inc. |
Patrick Louden is an executive coach who helps professionals grow as leaders. He works on leadership, emotional intelligence, conflict, and high stakes conversations. He spent 34 years in the U.S. Government and reached the Senior Executive Service at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, where he oversaw nuclear facilities in the Midwest. He has led more than 3,500 coaching sessions with over 700 professionals, from individual contributors to C-Suite leaders.
What Patrick helps with
Patrick works with leaders on growing their skills, handling conflict, and speaking well in tough moments.
- Building leadership skills
- Growing emotional intelligence
- Handling conflict at work
- Preparing for high stakes conversations
- Moving into roles with more responsibility
- Managing stress
- Coaching skills for first-line supervisors
Who Patrick works with
Patrick coaches people at every level, from individual contributors up to C-Suite executives. He has also coached military personnel in the US Army and US Air Force.
How Patrick works
Patrick uses proven assessment and skills models in his coaching. He is certified in the Pearman Personality Integrator, the CINERGY conflict management model, the ARSENAL stress management model, and the EQi-2.0 emotional intelligence assessment. He also built "coach approach" techniques for first-line supervisors during his government career.
Background and qualifications
Patrick spent 34 years with the U.S. Government, moving from entry-level jobs to Senior Executive Service roles. He worked mainly with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, where he oversaw nuclear facilities in the Midwest region. He built internal coaching activities, led several management retreats, ran organizational assessments, and wrote leadership model guidelines and workforce planning frameworks. He holds a Bachelor's in Physics from Indiana State University and is an ICF certified PCC coach.
Patrick Louden pricing
Programs and services
- Executive coaching
- Leadership coaching
- Communication and public speaking coaching
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The CoachVouch take
He is a former federal Senior Executive who oversaw nuclear facilities and now coaches leaders using that experience.
Best for professionals and executives who want to grow as leaders and handle high stakes conversations.
Common questions
How much does Patrick Louden charge?
Coaching with Patrick runs $150 to $250 an hour. Message Patrick from this page for an exact quote.
What does Patrick Louden help with?
Patrick Louden helps with building leadership skills, growing emotional intelligence, handling conflict at work and preparing for high stakes conversations.
Is Patrick Louden certified?
Patrick Louden lists: ICF Professional Certified Coach (PCC); Bachelor's in Physics, Indiana State University; Pearman Personality Integrator practitioner; CINERGY conflict management model practitioner; ARSENAL stress management model practitioner; EQi-2.0 emotional intelligence assessment practitioner.
Has Patrick Louden coached government employees?
Yes. He has coached staff at NASA, FAA, HUD, and HHS, along with US Army and US Air Force personnel.
What kind of leadership experience does Patrick Louden have?
He spent 34 years in the U.S. Government and reached Senior Executive Service roles. He oversaw nuclear facilities in the Midwest for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
How do I contact Patrick Louden?
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