Category: TMS

Ketamine therapy has a perception problem. Not among the psychiatrists who prescribe it or the patients who have experienced its effects firsthand, but among the broader public and even among some clinicians who have not

You found a medication that helped. Maybe it took a few tries to get there, but eventually something worked. Your mood lifted, the weight of depression eased, and for a while you felt like yourself

When most people hear that TMS therapy takes four to six weeks of daily sessions, their first reaction is one of two things: relief that there is finally an effective option, or immediate concern about

Starting any new medical treatment comes with questions. What will it feel like? How long does it take? Will it hurt? What happens if I react badly? These are completely reasonable things to wonder about,

One of the first questions patients ask when they learn about TMS therapy is whether their insurance will cover it. It is a reasonable question, and the answer is better than most people expect. Yes,

If you have been diagnosed with treatment-resistant depression, your psychiatrist has likely mentioned two names: TMS and ketamine. Both are available at NeuPath Mind Wellness, both have strong clinical track records, and both are designed

If you’ve been researching treatment options for depression and came across TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation), there’s a good chance someone in your life said something like: “Isn’t that basically shock therapy?” It’s one of the

If you have been struggling with depression and antidepressants have not given you the relief you were hoping for, you are far from alone. Nearly one in three people with depression do not respond adequately

As a psychiatrist who provides TMS (among other psychiatry services) in Delray Beach, Florida, one of the top questions we’re asked is, “How much does TMS cost here in Florida?” It’s a good question, and