Dr. Ricardo Omar Sánchez

Dr. Sánchez is co-director of Eagle Condor Center in Virginia. He is a facilitator, consultant and professor, holding a Ph.D. in Counseling and Human Development. With a career dedicated to immigrant integration, inclusion, and the synthesis of Indigenous knowledge into modern practices, his work exemplifies care and healing. Dr. Sánchez specializes in consulting and training behavioral healthcare organizations, family service providers, and non-profits, equipping them with culturally responsive strategies to support immigrant communities. His focus extends to individual and group wellness consultations, fostering healthy relationships, personal growth, and harmonious family dynamics through evidence-based methods blended with Indigenous wisdom. As a bilingual facilitator, Dr. Sánchez brings warmth and authenticity to his leadership roles, conducting workshops on immigrant family reunification, domestic conflict prevention, and well-being. His expertise in culturally sensitive humanitarian counseling has guided families in post-disaster scenarios and strengthened cross-cultural understanding. Beyond academia, Dr. Sánchez is a lifelong learner and practitioner of the Andean healing arts, offering self-renewal retreats in Virginia and guiding transformative journeys to Peru since 2005. Driven by a passion for unity and empowerment, Dr. Sánchez bridges divides by promoting civic engagement, wellness, and inclusive practices. His actionable, research-driven approach makes his work a beacon of hope and connection, inspiring individuals and organizations to foster healing and progress.