BrainsWay Deep TMS Therapy
Deep TMS, or Deep Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, is an advanced mental health treatment that offers new possibilities for those seeking relief from OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder), depression, and anxiety. This innovative therapy uses magnetic fields to painlessly stimulate areas of the brain associated with mood regulation, providing a non-invasive option to support improved mental health outcomes.
Intake (First TMS Appointment): $250
TMS Follow Ups: $150
Read our blog article to see the difference between standard and deep TMS machines.
See more details about Deep Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation here:
- Non-invasive therapy
- Targets mood-related brain areas
- Offers anxiety relief and depression treatment
- An option for those who haven’t found success with medication
- Helpful for those who are considered treatment-resistant
- Can be used for Major Depressive Disorder, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, and other off-label indications, including Autism
- Treatments are done daily (five days a week) for periods of 6-8 weeks, with treatment becoming less frequent towards the end
- Treatments can be done in as few as two weeks using something called theta bursts, but five sessions must be done per day, and insurance does not cover
- Treatments take as little as twenty minutes to administer per session
- Quicker and more effective than standard TMS devices in the area
- In certain circumstances, those under 18 may be approved for treatment or those older than 65
- Minimal risk of side effects
Data:
1. For OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder):
In real clinical practice, among patients who completed a treatment course of 29 Sessions, more than 1 in 2 achieved sustained response, representing at least one month with ≥30% reduction in symptoms.
2. For MDD (Major Depressive Disorder and Anxious Depression):
In addition to multiple placebo-controlled studies, real clinical usage has demonstrated that nearly 3 in 4 patients achieve a clinical response and nearly 1 in 2 achieve remission from depression. Patients also experience a significant reduction in anxiety symptoms.