A Clinical, Human, and Deeply Relational Perspective from Puerto Rico
Speaking with Emanuel Montalvo Ramírez is encountering a reflective, calm voice, deeply committed to clinical work understood as a human encounter. A Puerto Rican clinical psychologist, community-based therapist, university professor, and supervisor of doctoral students, Emanuel is part of a generation of clinicians who has found in Transference-Focused Psychotherapy (TFP) not just a technical model, but a way to understand people and their histories from a broader, more complex, and profoundly respectful perspective.
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Diana Téllez Quiroz, PhD
Diana Téllez has been a Psychodynamic Psychotherapist since 2005. She obtained a Master’s in Psychotherapy for Children, Adolescents, and Adults in 2009 and a Doctorate in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy from the Mexican Psychoanalytic Association in 2012.
She holds a PhD and Master’s in APM. Certified supervisor, teacher, and therapist in TFP, Circle of Security, and AAI. Psychologist with experience in personality disorders, specializing in MBT and EFT. Member of ISTFP and ISSPD.