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Former psychologist Roberto Velasquez presents binders of rehabilitation evidence; board to deliberate
Summary
Roberto Velasquez, who pleaded guilty to federal offenses a decade ago and surrendered his California psychology license, told the Board he has pursued therapy, continuing education and public service and asked for reinstatement. The Attorney General recounted convictions and restitution; the Board reserved decision and will deliberate in closed session.
Roberto Velasquez told the California Board of Psychology that the decade since his conviction has included paid restitution, ongoing therapy and thousands of hours of continuing education, and he asked the board to restore his license.
Velasquez, appearing without private counsel, read a prepared opening statement and offered five binders of exhibits documenting employment, teaching, continuing education (he stated about 3,000 hours), published research and letters of support. He acknowledged his…
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