Juliana Hoyos Victoria

As a graduate student pursuing a Master's in Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT), I bring a strong foundation in Psychology, with a specialization in Humanist Clinical approaches, further enriched by complementary studies in Cultural Perspectives. I am eager to leverage my diverse skill set to contribute meaningfully to therapeutic practices. My core strengths include deep listening, sharp observation, and compassionate accompaniment, all grounded in a holistic understanding of the human experience. I excel in fostering strong interpersonal relationships and am adept at working collaboratively within teams, while also possessing keen analytical skills to process and synthesize complex information. Additionally, my hands-on experience providing psychological interventions in Intensive Care and Hospitalization Units has honed my ability to offer emotional and therapeutic support during critical and high-stakes situations.

As an active member of my church community, I serve as a Eucharistic minister on Sundays, participate in the church choir, and lead the Meditation Rosary. Through the Rosary, I facilitate a space for spiritual reflection and connection, guiding our community in meditating on each mystery. This role allows me to foster a deep sense of communion, both with God and among our church members, creating a shared atmosphere of faith and contemplation.