Contact Us: (818) 365-8588  |  Monday to Thursday – 9am to 8pm & Friday – 9am to 2pm

Our Mission is to provide counseling and educational services that facilitate personal growth, strengthen the family unit, and protect human dignity for all persons in need.

Don't Forget to Mark your Calendar!

Save the Date for VFC’s 2023 Annual Spring Benefit Dinner and Auction.  It will be held at the Valley Relics Museum at the Van Nuys Airport.  More information to come soon so stay tuned.

 

VFC Success Stories

 

VFC is Open During the COVID-19 Crisis

In light of the COVID-19 Crisis, Valley Family Center is still doing business. However, we have moved to an online platform using Zoom Telehealth. Telephone inquires for services are being answered Mon-Thurs 9:00am-5:00pm and Friday 9:00am-2:00pm. 818-365-8588

Meet our Experienced Team

Experienced therapists and educators form our staff

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Lorena M. Villalba, M.A., LMFT

Executive Director

Aimee Stubblefield

Development Director

Viki Goodman, LMFT

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Clinical Supervisor

The Learning Center Director

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Testimonials

We are so thankful and grateful to come to Valley Family Center with our marriage challenge. We feel we have learned a lot from each other at the Center and grown a lot during our sessions. It has really helped us develop a more hope filled outlook.
Couple who received marital therapy
At Valley Family Center’s Learning Center, they help me with my homework and to get a better education and to have a better future.
Robert, Grade 5
Violence is never the answer. And that you should always be yourself and not care what people say about you.
Victims of Domestic Violence Group Participant
At Valley Family Center, they pay close attention to ensuring that everyone that comes into the center is treated with respect and caring.
Former Staff Member
Amazing community resource. Absolutely fantastic counselors! Truly a place that cares. I’d give them 10 stars if I could! So grateful for this wonderful place.
Counseling Client
When you get mad you can calm yourself by listening to music or to think about something else. Also I learned that talking with someone else about your problems can help you take them off your head and not think about it a lot.
Victims of Domestic Violence Group Participant
I like coming to the Learning Center because the teachers help me concentrate.
Alan, Grade 4
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