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In this first volume of Latin Voices, we can sense both the commonalities and diversity of views that comprise Latin psychoanalysis, as the writer’s draw from separate personal and professional experiences, and build on sometimes different psychoanalytic theoretical foundations. There is no monolithic Latin psychoanalytic culture, while at the same time, none of these works could have come from anywhere else in the world.
Adriana Couto Silva, MS, MA, LCPC
Issue Editor
No potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s).
Adriana Couto Silva, MS, MA, LPC, is a bilingual psychotherapist and psychoanalyst based in Washington, DC, where she maintains a private practice. She also works at the Lourie Center in Rockville, Maryland, facilitating the Circle of Security program for parents and preschool teachers. Adriana serves as Chair of the Fellowship Program at ICP+P and as a guest editor for the Psychoanalytic Inquiry journal. She also leads a meditation group called Wren Zen