Licensed in Psychology with a specialty in Psycho-Oncology, Alejandra is passionate about clinical care for children, adults and families, with a focus on health psychology, hospital psychology and solution-focused brief therapy. A recipient of the CENEVAL award in 2018 and recognized by the Universidad del Valle of Mexico in 2015 for Academic Excellence.

Dra. Sandra Martinez is a Psychotherapist and former President of the Association of Psychologist of S. L. R Sonora, Colorado, Mexico. With more than nineteen years of experience in the clinical area, detection of abuse, and application and interpretation of psychological tests. She also is trained in Crisis Intervention, Graphotherapy, Individual, Couple and Family Therapy through Play Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Gestalt Therapy, EMDR Therapy. Participation as a psychologist in different municipal and state agencies in San Luis River Sonora, Colorado. She also has two years of teaching practice in Special Education Psychology. She obtained her doctorate in Humanist Psychotherapy at the Humanist Institute of Sinaloa, where she studied Brain Gym Course, Touch for Health Training, and received a degree in Graphotherapy. Sandra also received a Master’s in Psychology with a concentration in Family Therapy CETYS through the Mexican Association of Graphology A.C. at the University of Mexico, Baja California. Sandra received a degree in Human Sexuality at the University of Sonora, San Luis River Colorado, Sonora; a degree in Thanatology at UNAM and the Institute of Thanatology, Mexicali B.C.; and her Bachelor’s of Psychology at the Autonomous University of Baja California, Mexicali B.C., Mexico.

Dr. Eduardo Rey Torres Cisneros is a Specialist in Medical Oncology from the Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, where he served as Chief Resident. He pursued advanced training in Breast Oncology at TecSalud, ITESM, and is also a certified specialist in Internal Medicine. He completed a clinical fellowship at the European Institute of Oncology in Milan, Italy. Actively engaged in research, he has contributed to numerous national and international forums and has published over 12 scientific papers as both author and co-author. His work has earned him several prestigious academic and scientific awards.

Originally born in Mendoza Argentina, and raised in Tucson Arizona, Lorena came to the US when she was one year old. Lorena is married and has twins who are twenty and a younger son who is fourteen. Lorena is certified in Behavioral Health Services, Community Health Advisor, and Life Coach, and received her Bachelor’s in science behavioral health from Grand Canyon University and a Masters in Mental Health and Wellness. Currently, Lorena is the coordinator of the local “Ventanilla de Salud” which is located inside the Mexican Consulate in Tucson and provides on-site assistance, and outreach to low-income and Hispanic migrant families unfamiliar with the US health system. Seasoned in her understanding of the value of outreach in the community, is articulate and able to provide a bridge between the Spanish and English-speaking communities and is someone who seeks to bring health to her community.