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Victor Yunda

(he/him)

I am currently a Master of Social Work student at Grand Canyon University. Alongside my studies, I intern at EleMental Healing Therapy Practice and work as a Crisis Care Worker at the University of Utah.
I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Utah Valley University, which has deepened my knowledge and passion for advocating for individuals facing injustice and oppression within the broken system. As a bilingual individual, I practice therapy daily with friends and colleagues. 

I believe that therapy is a valuable, long-lasting process that enables individuals to get to know themselves and overcome their fears or addictions. My goal as a therapist is to help clients conquer their fears and develop coping skills throughout their therapeutic journey, empowering them in the process. I strive to maintain a flexible approach and schedule to accommodate people's lifestyles and work commitments. 

In my personal life, I enjoy spending time with my family (wife and baby son), playing soccer, going to the gym, and gardening. Additionally, I love hiking and fishing throughout the year. 

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