Victoria’s path into counseling has been shaped by both personal experience and clinical work—grounded in the understanding that life can feel overwhelming, uncertain, and at times difficult to navigate alone.

She earned both her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and her Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from University of Dallas. Her clinical experience includes working in higher levels of care, including outpatient PHP and IOP settings, where she has supported individuals of all ages navigating eating disorders, trauma, and complex mental health challenges. She has also worked in roles involving individual, group, family therapy, and care coordination.

These experiences have shaped her ability to meet clients in difficult seasons with steadiness, adaptability, and care—supporting them through both immediate challenges and deeper, ongoing work.

In her words:

I’ve been on my own journey with many twists and turns. I’ve felt overwhelmed, relationally challenged, and even lost at times. It was through those harder moments that I learned how important it is to have someone with a “flashlight.”

We all struggle in different ways, and there are so many factors in life that shape how we feel and respond. At the core, we all need connection and support—and it’s okay to ask for help.

I see my role as walking alongside you, offering that “flashlight” as we become curious about where you’ve been and where you’re headed—creating space for healing, strength, and peace along the way.