Brain Stimulation via rTMS (Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation)
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Proven Results.
In clients with a history of treatment resistant depression (i.e. tried and failed medications and therapy), over 50 % of clients receiving TMS treatments report a meaningful response.
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Minimal Side Effects.
—TMS is generally well-tolerated and associated with few potential side effects. Common reported side effects include transient headaches, painful scalp sensations, muscle twitching during treatment.
How Does TMS Work?
While TMS is a relatively new outpatient treatment, it has been studied extensively and is currently used in most academic centers nationwide (Emory, Harvard, John Hopkins, etc). TMS devices work on the central nervous system by applying targeted magnetic fields to specific brain regions that have been found important in the pathology of depression.