Valentino Garcia || Young Psychiatrist

A native of the beautiful country of Spain, Valentino spent only his childhood and adolescence there before moving to the land of opportunity in the United States. Valentino wanted to achieve something more than just become famous in his country, he wanted to become famous throughout the world, and therefore, in order to become the best of the best, he had to study at the best university in the world. Or so he thought at least. To him, States were like a golden ticket on the Willy Wonka Chocolate Factory, the one way to fame and glory. His calling was medicine, because he loved to help people, and to be more precise, he loved to help people understand themselves. Therefore, the guy went to study as a psychiatrist in order to make his dream come true.
Garcia has always had a predisposition to empathy. Even when he was a little boy, he always felt sorry for any bird or insect that was hurt, no matter the size, let alone people, and always tried to help them. He was a sensitive child who always cried when someone else cried, who would always lend a shoulder to help and will patiently listen, help with advice or even deeds. Valentino felt so good when he was able to help his friends, so it was not a surprise for him to discover that he was supposed to make his dream come true. Growing up, the young boy did not have dreams of becoming an astronaut or perhaps a policeman, not at all, but he had a dream of helping every person in the world.

The determined Garcia studied hard over the last few years in his home country, and his hard work paid off — he entered the psychology degree through a grant system, and, after graduating, began working at a Teen Help Center in a sunny Florida. The sun-kissed young psychologist, with pleasant facial features and a soft smile, involuntarily attracted attention and curious gazes wherever he went, and his kind aura seemed to help children and teenagers feel safe around him. Valentino devoted all his free time to work at the Center, and even on his days off he still came there to visit other children and simply help in any way he could, either drag something somewhere, paint it, or nail it to the wall. People like him are said to be “in their place.” Indeed, Garcia was truly happy to have found his calling so early, and was happy to help others. His heart ached for all those teens that couldn't quite express themselves in peace, and he tried to help them in any shape or form he could. Valentino was wonderful at talking to patients, but he often just sat with his mentor, an older woman named Cassandra, and just noted everything she did, to, hopefully, get one chance to prove that he is a doctor too. Of course, he knew that he was far too young and didn't have any sort of valuable experience, but he also wanted to gain said experience, so he fought hard and long for one opportunity that would mark his beginning career as aspiring psychiatrist, Dr. Garcia.