Victoria Icho

Victoria Icho is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who helps individuals, couples and families work through stress, change and conflict. She creates a warm, steady space where clients can slow down, feel understood and build practical skills for the road ahead.

Education and training

Victoria studied at the University of Texas at Arlington and earned her Master of Marriage and Family Therapy from Texas Wesleyan University in 2018. In 2016, she traveled to London, England for intensive training in Narrative and Solution-Focused therapy from The Institute of Narrative Therapy and BRIEF. That training broadened her view of how people, families and communities change, and it shaped the flexible, curious way she approaches each client’s story.

She is trained in and has experience with a variety of therapeutic methods and techniques, and she tailors counseling to the individual needs of each client.

Who she works with

Victoria works closely with teenagers, adults and older adults, as well as the LGBTQ+ community. She is nonjudgmental and meets people wherever they are in their identity, relationships and stage of life. Her work includes individual counseling, couples and family therapy, and support through transitions, stress, grief and conflict.

Assessment and testing

Victoria is qualified to provide psych and neuropsych testing for neurodevelopmental and behavioral disorders. Her assessment work looks at attention, learning, development, behavior and related concerns across children, teens and adults, and connects the findings to practical recommendations for home, school and daily life. She explains results in plain language and helps families understand what the findings mean and what to do next.

How she works

Victoria believes people do not need to be fixed; they need to be understood. She helps clients notice patterns, make sense of their feelings and build skills they can use outside the therapy room. Her style is calm, practical and collaborative, with room for humor and honesty.

She works at a pace that fits the person in front of her, checks in about what is helping and adjusts the approach as trust grows. The goal is for clients to leave with something useful: a clearer understanding, a skill to practice or a next step that feels doable.

Outside the office

Victoria is a proud mother and loves spending time with her child and partner when she is not at work. When the weather allows, she takes her dog to the dog park. Those ordinary, joyful moments are part of what keeps her grounded and connected to the families she serves. Whether she is at work or at home, she values presence, curiosity and the small moments that make a family feel like a family.