Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation

(TMS) offers a promising, non-invasive treatment option that brings new hope to those struggling with depression and other mental health conditions.

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is a non-invasive therapy that uses magnetic pulses to stimulate the prefrontal cortex, or the mood centers of the brain. It’s the most effective treatment for depression/anxiety available today—especially when traditional medications haven’t provided enough relief. The research is so compelling that most insurance plans are now covering it, making it far more accessible to people who need it.

It’s helpful to think of TMS like physical therapy for the brain. We administer magnetic pulses to stimulate neuroplasticity, your brain’s natural ability to form new, healthier connections. After a few short weeks our clients begin to notice improvements in a variety of ways: a desire to call that friend, go on a walk, or take up their favorite hobby again. Over time, TMS helps "retrain" the brain’s emotional regulation pathways, improving mood, clarity, and balance in a safe and drug-free way.

What is TMS?

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How does TMS work?

TMS uses focused magnetic pulses—similar to those in an MRI machine—to reignite underactive or “dormant” synapses in specific areas of the brain. During a session, a small coil is placed gently against your scalp. It delivers magnetic pulses that pass through your skull to stimulate the brain regions involved in mood regulation. While you can feel the pulses, the treatment should not be painful in any way.

By reactivating these pathways, TMS helps regulate brain activity, which can restore healthier brain function and reduce symptoms of conditions like depression.

Benefits of TMS

  • TMS is covered by most insurance plans

  • Non-invasive and medication-free

  • No systemic side effects like weight gain or fatigue

  • Improves mood, focus, and emotional resilience

  • Promotes lasting changes in brain function through enhanced neuroplasticity

  • Convenient, in-office treatments with no downtime—you can return to daily activities right after

A typical treatment course for TMS consists of 5 treatments per week over a 7 week period. Each treatment typically lasts 19 minutes.

You will sit comfortably in a chair, a small magnetic coil will be positioned on your head, and the treatment will begin. You will hear a clicking sound and feel a tapping sensation on your head. Afterwards, you can resume normal activities immediately.

TMS offers a hopeful path forward—helping your brain function the way it was meant to, with greater balance, strength, and clarity.

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Treatment Process

FDA-Cleared TMS Treatment

NeuroStar TMS is a non-invasive, FDA-cleared therapy for depression, anxious depression, and OCD as an adjunct therapy, offering a medication-free treatment option. TMS is now FDA cleared for anyone ages 15+.

Major Depression

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Anxious Depression

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