TMS therapy may be a good option for individuals experiencing depression, OCD, anxiety, PTSD, or other mood-related conditions. Many patients explore TMS after traditional treatment approaches have not provided the relief they were hoping for. During your consultation, our team will review your medical history, symptoms, and treatment goals to determine whether TMS is right for you.

Most patients tolerate TMS therapy very well. During treatment, you may feel a tapping sensation on the scalp as magnetic pulses are delivered to targeted areas of the brain. Some patients experience mild discomfort during the first few sessions, but this typically improves as treatment continues.

Most TMS appointments take approximately 20 to 30 minutes, depending on the treatment protocol being used. Because TMS is non-invasive and requires no anesthesia, patients can return to work, school, or normal daily activities immediately following treatment.

Every patient responds differently, but many individuals begin noticing improvements within the first few weeks of treatment. Some experience gradual progress throughout their treatment course, while others notice more significant changes toward the completion of their sessions. Our team will discuss realistic expectations during your consultation.

Many insurance providers offer coverage for TMS therapy when certain clinical requirements are met. Coverage varies by insurance plan and treatment history. Our team can help verify your benefits, explain your coverage options, and answer any questions before treatment begins.