TMS Therapy

What Is TMS?

TMS is a non-invasive treatment that uses targeted magnetic pulses to stimulate specific areas of the brain involved in mood regulation, making it an important option for mental health support. It is most commonly used for individuals with depression and other mental health conditions, especially when symptoms have not improved with medication or therapy alone. In addition to its role in treating mood disorders, TMS can also complement opioid use treatment approaches. This innovative therapy is performed in an outpatient setting, does not require anesthesia, and allows patients to return to normal activities immediately after each session. With the rise of telemedicine services, more individuals can easily access TMS therapy from the comfort of their homes.

Understanding TMS Therapy

TMS Side Effects

TMS is safe and usually well tolerated. Some may experience mild effects like scalp tenderness, headaches, or fatigue during sessions. These typically improve with time. Always communicate any discomfort to your provider to ensure safe treatment.

TMS Safety Checks

We review your medical history to ensure TMS is safe for you, especially if you have seizure history or neurological concerns. Open communication with your care team helps maintain safety at every stage of your treatment.

When TMS Isn't Suitable

TMS isn't suitable for people with certain implants like cochlear or brain stimulators. Your provider will assess these factors to ensure safe, effective care.

Explore TMS Benefits

Discover TMS Insights

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is a safe, effective option for mental health support. Mild side effects like scalp discomfort, headaches, or fatigue may occur initially but usually improve over time. Please inform your provider if you experience persistent discomfort. Learn how TMS can help you on your mental wellness journey.