Dr. Diana Ortiz Matos

About the Doctor

Lacanian-oriented psychoanalyst, member of the AMP and NEL-CDMX. My clinical practice, guided by psychoanalysis, deals with the distress that erupts when a person loses the resources with which they had until then sustained their life with some degree of satisfaction. Consultations can be framed in multiple ways: "I don't know what to do with my life," difficulties with children, relationship conflicts, work problems, tensions in social bonds, experiences of loneliness, anxiety, grief, separations, migration, or life changes that destabilize the usual points of support. I also work with adolescents, for whom puberty represents a time of profound transformation. They face not only changes in the body and sexuality — which demand a new construction of the self — but also the contingencies of their family and social fabric. In some cases, this moment can manifest as disinterest, violent behavior, eating disorders, or problematic substance use, frequent signs in current clinical practice. The orientation of the analytic work is grounded in a form of listening that privileges the singularity of each person, without universal protocols or standardized solutions.

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