With more than 20 years of experience, he supports adults navigating grief and loss, migration, bicultural experience, identity, relational difficulties, significant life transitions, and the emotional effects of disruptive experiences. His approach integrates psychoanalytic thought, psychosocial inquiry, psychoeducation, and relational support. His work considers its relationship to personal history, family and social bonds, culture, and material conditions of life. 

In California, Osvaldo offers online non-clinical emotional support, psychoeducation, and reflective consultation. His in-person psychoanalytic practice is located in Tijuana, Mexico. California services do not constitute psychotherapy, diagnosis, or crisis treatment. 

Dr. Osvaldo holds a B.Sc. in Clinical Psychology, an M.Ed. in Education, and a Ph.D. in Social Sciences. Psychoanalytic training in Mexico: two and a half years of postgraduate studies and five years of professional and clinical training. He has pursued additional training in traumatic stress, disaster, trauma, and disruption intervention.