Josué Cardona

Josué Cardona is a versatile professional with a background in engineering, design research, education, psychology, and fandoms. He leverages this diverse skill set to gain unique insights when working with clients, emphasizing the importance of understanding individuals through their interests. With extensive experience in various sectors including medical technology, education, mental health, multimedia, data analysis, and research, Josué has founded the Geek Therapy model of affinity-based counseling. He is also the founder of the Geek Therapy nonprofit organization, advocating for the positive use of popular media in therapeutic, educational, and community settings through initiatives such as the Geek Therapy Network. Josué has pursued a range of educational opportunities, including studying data analytics, business analytics, mental health counseling, and electronics engineering technology, among other subjects. Additionally, he has engaged in American Sign Language studies at multiple institutions. Throughout his career, Josué has held roles in organizations such as the University of Chicago, Let's Play Therapy Institute, Field and Studio Collective, and others, showcasing his expertise and dedication in various professional settings.