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TMS Brain Care NY offers the most advanced and up-to-date, evidence-based treatment approaches tailored to suit your needs. Our facilities host a range of cutting-edge technologies, including transcranial magnetic stimulation
Our team of medical professionals and internationally acclaimed experts have more than a century of combined experience treating a range of mental health conditions, including addiction, anxiety, depression, OCD, and PTSD.
We believe everyone should be able to access wellness treatment and support. We offer a range of payment and financing plans to our patients. Please contact us today for a free consultation.
Yes, TMS therapy was approved by the FDA for trials and treatment back in 2008. TMS therapy had proven and continues to prove itself as an effective treatment for patients suffering from a number of disorders. Although our technicians specialize in treating patients suffering from treatment-resistant depression, we have also used TMS therapy to treat patients with all kinds of disorders, including, but not limited to:
We have very few patients who have decided to stop taking their regular medication following TMS therapy, although we know of patients who have done so. It is entirely possible to stop taking any kind of antidepressants after TMS therapy, but maintenance sessions would essentially be a guarantee.
Yes. If you are already taking a course of antidepressants that are already working to some degree, even if they alone are not bringing the brain to normal, it is a good idea to keep taking them even while undergoing TMS therapy.
TMS therapy is delivered as a low-intensity procedure that lightly penetrates the skull and brain but without using invasive measures to alter the structure of the brain. It is designed to require little of the patient, both in time and healing energy. Having said that, TMS therapy would only be uncomfortable at higher intensities due to the tension of the scalp muscles. We take every precaution to begin our pulses at the lowest possible intensity while increasing it as necessary depending on how the brain responds to the magnetic pulses.
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is FDA approved [since 2008] for adults who suffer from major depressive disorder and who have failed to find relief from anti-depressants. It is an office procedure where magnetic pulses target the prefrontal cortex of the brain. Our mission is to save lives. One of the easiest and highly effective forms of treatment for depression is TMS Therapy.