David holds a doctorate in psychology and has been counseling parents and caregivers for the past 15 years. His extensive academic training combines with real-world experience to provide comprehensive support for families facing challenges.

Both his academic and practical training have been focused on the counseling of children and their caregivers, making him uniquely qualified to address complex family dynamics and behavioral challenges.

He is author of the book "Hombre en Camino" (Man in the Making) and serves as the director of the Christian Alliance for Orphans in Spanish, where he equips churches and organizations in raising children from difficult backgrounds.

Through his leadership role, David has developed comprehensive programs that bridge the gap between psychological theory and practical application in challenging environments.

As a therapist, David has treated hundreds of patients over the past years, developing deep expertise in trauma-informed care and family systems therapy.

Before becoming a psychologist, he served in an orphanage where he dealt with the difficult behaviors of children and adolescents who were victims of abuse, trauma, and neglect. These formative experiences have equipped him to provide practical, compassionate advice to families in need.