Resume

Work
Experience

2007 - Present

Logotherapist

Independent Practice

Uses a holistic, critical approach to analyze client experiences by looking at social, cultural and historical backgrounds
Teaches mindfulness theory to help clients build skills and confidence in their abilities

2015-2017

Professor

Mexican Institute of the Couple

Taught various subjects at both a graduate and undergraduate level, including research methodology and social psychology
Supervised four theses at both a graduate and undergraduate level

2015 – 2016

Member of the Technical Council

United to Prevent Foundation, A.C.

Provided feedback and approvals for the foundation projects as part of a collegiate group

2012 -2015

Academic Director

United to Prevent Foundation, A.C.

Co-authored “Una Brujula para el Camino” (translation: “The Compass for the Path”), focusing on a chapter related to violence prevention and stress management
Helped design the foundation’s plan for addressing addictions and violence-related issues
Provided teachers with psychoeducational training for preventing addictions and violence

2012 -2013

Coordinator and Tutor, School of Engineering

La Salle University Campus Pachuca

Facilitated one-on-one coaching for 3 groups of students (15 students per group) to provide a critical approach to students’ experiences

2005-2007

Third-grade Teacher

Colegio del Bosque

1997-2005

Teacher & Coordinator for SOI (Structure of Intelligence) Program

Ascot Educational Center

Education

2021

PhD in Social Sciences

Autonomous University of the State of Hidalgo

2012

Master’s in Social Sciences

Autonomous University of the State of Hidalgo

2009

Specialty in Existential Analysis and Logo-therapy

Mexican Society of Existential Analysis and Logo-therapy, S .C.

2004

Bachelor of Education

National Pedagogical University

Research

2018-2021

“Fertility of Mexican Indigenous Teenagers. Agency Issues?”

Institute of Social Sciences and Humanities Autonomous University of the State of Hidalgo

2010-2012

“Recovering from Violence: Resilient Women. Testimonials of Codependents Anonymous”