TMS Therapy

FDA-Approved TMS Therapy Providing Breakthrough Mental Health Treatment

At NeuroHealth Treatment Centers, we are committed to providing cutting-edge, evidence-based treatments to help our patients reclaim their lives. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) therapy, or TMS therapy, is a revolutionary, non-invasive treatment that offers hope for those struggling with mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, OCD, PTSD, addiction, and even neuropathic pain or neuropathy.

If traditional treatments haven’t worked for you, TMS therapy may be the breakthrough you need to restore your mental health. Call NeuroHealth Treatment Centers in Fort Lauderdale at 954-417-7575 to learn how this groundbreaking treatment may be able to help you overcome your struggles and transform your life.

5/5 Stars – Life-Changing Treatment for Depression at NeuroHealth Treatment Center.

I am thrilled to share my exceptional experience with the NeuroHealth Treatment Center and the incredible Therapy Technician, Anthony Polizzi! After struggling with depression, I found hope and healing through their Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) treatment.

The TMS treatment was completely painless, and Anthony’s compassionate and caring demeanor made me feel at ease throughout the entire process. He took the time to explain everything that was happening during treatment, making me feel informed and comfortable.
Thanks to Anthony and the NeuroHealth Treatment Center, I have experienced significant improvement in my depression symptoms. Their expertise, kindness, and dedication have been truly life-changing. If you’re struggling with depression, I highly recommend seeking treatment here. You won’t regret it!

– Joseph S.

What Is TMS Therapy?

TMS therapy is an advanced, drug-free treatment that uses magnetic pulses to stimulate brain regions responsible for mood regulation, emotional balance, and cognitive function. Unlike medications, which affect the entire body and may cause unwanted side effects, TMS targets specific brain areas associated with mental health conditions, helping patients achieve symptom relief and long-term wellness.

How Does TMS Therapy Work?

TMS therapy works by using a highly specialized device to deliver repetitive magnetic pulses to underactive neurons in the prefrontal cortex, a brain region responsible for mood, decision-making, and emotional regulation. By stimulating these neural pathways, TMS restores proper brain function, helping alleviate symptoms of depression, anxiety, and other mood disorders.

Key Facts About TMS Treatment

• Non-invasive: No surgery or anesthesia required
• Painless & well-tolerated: Most patients experience only a mild tapping sensation
• No downtime: You can resume daily activities immediately after treatment
• High success rate: Studies show that up to 60% of patients experience significant improvement
• Long-lasting results: Many individuals achieve remission and maintain progress for years

A standard TMS therapy plan consists of 30–36 sessions, typically 5 sessions per week over 4–6 weeks. Many patients start noticing improvements within the first few weeks of treatment.

Who Can Benefit from TMS Therapy?

TMS therapy is particularly effective for individuals who:

• Have tried multiple medications without success
• Experience intolerable side effects from antidepressants and other psychiatric drugs
• Prefer a non-medication, non-invasive treatment approach
• Want a treatment that provides long-lasting symptom relief
• Have treatment-resistant depression or other mental health conditions that have not improved with conventional therapies

Our specialists at NeuroHealth Treatment Centers will conduct a comprehensive evaluation to determine if TMS therapy is the right option for you.

What Conditions Does TMS Therapy Treat?

TMS therapy is clinically proven to help with a range of conditions, including:

• Depression
• Anxiety Disorders
• Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
• Neuropathic Pain & Neuropathy
• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
• Addiction Recovery
• Bipolar Disorder

Keep reading for more information on how TMS therapy may be able to help with these and other specific conditions.

TMS for Depression

TMS is one of the most effective treatments for treatment-resistant depression (TRD). It helps regulate neural activity in the prefrontal cortex, reducing feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and fatigue.

TMS for Anxiety Disorders

TMS therapy helps reduce overactivity in fear-related brain circuits, alleviating excessive worry, panic attacks, and social anxiety.

TMS for OCD

By targeting dysfunctional brain pathways responsible for intrusive thoughts and compulsive behaviors, TMS therapy helps break the cycle of OCD and improve daily functioning.

TMS for PTSD

For individuals struggling with post-traumatic stress disorder, TMS helps rewire brain circuits linked to fear, memory, and trauma processing, leading to fewer flashbacks, emotional stability, and improved coping mechanisms.

TMS for Neuropathic Pain & Neuropathy

TMS therapy is gaining recognition as an effective, non-invasive treatment for chronic pain conditions, including neuropathy and neuropathic pain. By targeting the sensory and pain-processing regions of the brain, TMS helps disrupt pain signals and modulate nerve activity

TMS for Addiction (Alcohol & Nicotine)

TMS therapy has been explored as a promising treatment for addiction by targeting the brain’s reward system, reducing cravings and improving impulse control. It has been particularly beneficial for individuals struggling with alcohol and nicotine dependence.

TMS for Bipolar Disorder

While primarily used to treat depressive symptoms in bipolar disorder, TMS therapy can help stabilize mood and improve overall emotional regulation without triggering mania, as some medications may do.

TMS for Teens & Kids

Although FDA-approved primarily for adults, research is exploring the use of TMS therapy in adolescents with depression and other mental health conditions. Early results show promising outcomes in reducing symptoms safely and effectively.

What Is Deep TMS Therapy?

Deep TMS (dTMS) is an advanced form of TMS that penetrates deeper into the brain, targeting wider and more precise neural networks. It is particularly effective for individuals with severe, treatment-resistant depression and OCD.

What Can I Expect from TMS?

Our TMS therapy specialists pride themselves on offering a positive patient experience. During TMS treatments, you can expect:

• Comfortable Sessions: Patients remain awake and seated during treatment. No anesthesia is required.
• Minimal Side Effects: Some patients report mild headaches or scalp sensitivity, which typically subside after the first few sessions.
• Gradual Improvement: Many patients notice positive changes within a few weeks, with the full benefits becoming evident after the complete course of treatment.
• Ongoing Support: Our team continuously monitors your progress and makes adjustments as needed to maximize treatment efficacy.

Is TMS Therapy Covered by Insurance?

Many insurance providers cover TMS therapy for depression and other conditions. Coverage varies based on your provider and specific policy. Our team will help verify your benefits and navigate the approval process for you.

Making Treatment Accessible

Covered by Most Insurance Plans

How Much Does TMS Therapy Cost?

The cost of TMS therapy depends on factors such as insurance coverage, the number of sessions required, and the specific treatment plan. Contact us for a personalized consultation and a cost estimate based on your needs.

Frequently Asked Questions About TMS Therapy

Is TMS the Same as Shock Therapy?

No. Unlike electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), TMS therapy does not involve electrical shocks, seizures, or anesthesia. It is a non-invasive, well-tolerated treatment with minimal side effects.

Who Should Avoid TMS Treatment?

TMS is not recommended for individuals with:

• Metal implants in the head (excluding dental fillings)
• Pacemakers or implanted medical devices
• A history of epilepsy or seizures
• Skull fractures or brain injuries that may interfere with treatment

Our team will conduct a thorough screening to ensure TMS therapy is safe for you.

What Are the Side Effects of TMS Therapy?

Most side effects are mild and temporary, including:

• Scalp discomfort or tingling
• Mild headache
• Temporary lightheadedness
• Fatigue after treatment (in rare cases)

Serious side effects are extremely rare, and TMS therapy is considered a safe and well-tolerated treatment.

What Is the Success Rate of TMS Therapy?

Up to 60% of patients with treatment-resistant depression experience significant symptom improvement. Approximately one-third of patients achieve full remission, meaning symptoms disappear entirely. Studies show long-lasting benefits, with many patients maintaining improvement even after the treatment course is complete.

How Many Sessions Does It Take for TMS to Work?

Most patients begin to notice improvements after 10–15 sessions, with full benefits becoming evident after 4–6 weeks of treatment.

Is TMS Treatment Safe?

Yes! TMS is an FDA-approved therapy with a strong safety profile. It has been used for years to treat various mental health conditions with minimal risks.

TMS Therapy Start Your Journey to Better Mental Health

Don’t let mental health challenges or chronic pain hold you back. Take the next step toward healing with TMS therapy at NeuroHealth Treatment Centers. Contact us by phone at 954-417-7575 or online to schedule a FREE consultation and learn how TMS therapy can help you regain control of your life. We serve patients in Fort Lauderdale and throughout South Florida.