Miriam Galindo

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With more than two decades professional experience, psychologist Dr. Miriam Galindo shares a private practice in Irvine, California with Dr. Jorge Galindo. Focused on high-conflict divorce family court cases, she provides family, co-parenting, reunification, and child counseling services. Dr. Galindo completed her Bachelor’s Degree at Chapman University Magna Cum Laude and subsequently pursued a Master of Social Work at California State University, Long Beach. She earned her Doctor of Psychology at the Trinity College of Graduate Studies in Anaheim where she authored a seminal dissertation on “Religion and the Best Interest Standard in Child Custody Evaluations.”

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