When people start researching TMS therapy, they often assume all devices work the same way. In reality, the technology behind the machine matters enormously – it determines how deep the magnetic field reaches, which brain structures can be targeted, and ultimately which conditions can be treated. BrainsWay Deep TMS stands apart from conventional TMS in […]
For people living with treatment-resistant depression, hearing that 80% of clinical trial participants went into remission after just five days of treatment sounds almost too good to be true. That is the claim behind SAINT TMS – a protocol that has generated significant excitement in the mental health field. But what exactly is it, how […]
If you or someone you love has been struggling with depression, OCD, or anxiety, you may have come across transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) as a treatment option. But here’s something many people don’t realize at first: TMS is not a single, one-size-fits-all therapy. The way TMS is delivered – the frequency, intensity, duration, and even […]
Depression and anxiety together represent the leading causes of disability worldwide. Major depressive disorder alone affects an estimated 280 million people globally, and the gap between those who need care and those who receive effective treatment remains staggering. What makes this more frustrating is that for many, the treatments that exist simply don’t work well […]
Demand for TMS therapy has grown substantially over the past decade. As awareness of treatment-resistant depression, OCD, and anxiety disorders increases — and as more patients seek non-medication options — mental health practices are under pressure to expand their TMS offerings without compromising clinical quality or operational efficiency. The result is a growing gap between […]
Depression, anxiety, and related mood disorders remain among the most treatment-resistant conditions in psychiatry. Medication helps many people — but not everyone. Roughly one in three people with major depressive disorder does not achieve adequate relief from antidepressants, even after multiple trials. Therapy narrows that gap further, yet a meaningful share of patients still experience […]
Mood disorders are among the most common and most misunderstood psychiatric conditions. They are not simply emotional states that come and go with life circumstances. They are clinical diagnoses defined by persistent disturbances in emotional regulation that affect how a person thinks, functions, and engages with the world. The most recognized mood disorders include major […]
Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) is not simply worrying too much. It is a clinical condition defined by persistent, excessive worry that feels difficult or impossible to control—often about multiple areas of life at once, including health, finances, relationships, and everyday responsibilities. GAD accounts for an enormous share of the global mental health burden. What makes […]
ADHD is one of the most prevalent neurodevelopmental conditions worldwide, affecting both children and adults across every demographic. The core symptoms—persistent inattention, impulsivity, and difficulty regulating behavior—don’t just affect performance in school or at work. They strain relationships, erode self-esteem, and disrupt daily routines in ways that ripple through entire families. Stimulant medications like methylphenidate […]
You’ve tried multiple antidepressants. Maybe Zoloft gave you crippling fatigue. Lexapro killed your sex drive. Wellbutrin triggered anxiety. Effexor worked for a while, then stopped. Now your psychiatrist is suggesting yet another medication, and you’re wondering: isn’t there a better way? There is. The debate between TMS vs medication vs alternative depression treatments represents one […]
