Victor earned his Bachelor of Arts in Family and Consumer Sciences from California State University, Northridge. Early in his career, he worked in downtown Los Angeles supporting older adults experiencing homelessness in the Skid Row community, helping clients access permanent housing, transportation, and nutritious meals.
After achieving his initial professional goals, Victor returned to school and completed a Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy at Pacific Oaks College. His clinical training included providing psychotherapy to individuals living with HIV/AIDS and working with clients across identities and life experiences, including those exploring issues related to identity, relationships, and self-acceptance.
Victor brings a client-centered, compassionate, and collaborative approach to his work. He strives to create a safe and supportive environment where clients can explore their lived experiences, build insight, and develop the skills needed to restore confidence and improve overall well-being.
