INECO Temperley Rehabilitación Neurológica y Psicología Lomas de Zamora Buenos Aires

INECO Temperley Rehabilitación Neurológica y Psicología – Lomas de Zamora, Buenos Aires

INECO Temperley Rehabilitación Neurológica y Psicología Lomas de Zamora Buenos Aires is part of the INECO network, offering integrated neurorehabilitation and mental health services. Based in Temperley, the centre provides evidence-based care for adults and families seeking practical and clinically grounded support.

Services and Specialties

The team works across psychology, neuropsychology, and interdisciplinary rehabilitation. Treatment is tailored to each person’s needs and follows both national and international best practices.

Common concerns addressed include:

• Anxiety disorders (generalised anxiety, panic attacks, social anxiety, phobias)

• Depression and low mood

• OCD and related difficulties

• Stress and burnout

• Grief and loss

• Adjustment to health conditions

• Relationship strain

• Emotional challenges linked to work or study pressures

When necessary, clinicians collaborate with medical professionals so that psychological support fits safely alongside any prescribed medication or physical health treatment.

What to Expect

The first contact is simple: an initial enquiry and short screening help identify what is most challenging for you right now. Together with your clinician, you will agree on a personalised plan.

Treatment options may include:

• Cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT)

• Integrative psychotherapy

• Counselling for depression

• Psychiatry review where indicated

• Skills groups and psychoeducation

• Self-guided resources to use between sessions

Appointments are available in person and via secure phone or video calls. Therapy is active and collaborative, with clear goals, practical skills, and progress tracking to ensure lasting results.

Location and Contact

Address: Av. Meeks 1393, Temperley, Provincia de Buenos Aires
Phone: +54 9 11 6072-7756
WhatsApp: 115061-3527

Approach and Values

Care is paced, respectful, and client-led—you decide what to share and when. Clinicians focus on teaching skills that turn insight into real-world change, such as:

• Mapping triggers and testing unhelpful thoughts

• Gradual exposure to feared situations

• Problem-solving strategies

• Scheduling mood-lifting activities

• Improving sleep and routines

If trauma, neurodevelopmental differences, or health factors are involved, treatment is adapted accordingly. With consent, your clinician may liaise with your GP or other specialists. If a different service would be a better fit, you will be guided to the right level of care.