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Non-invasive
No surgery, no sedation, and no recovery time.
Minimal side effects
Most patients experience only mild discomfort, like headaches or scalp sensitivity.
Long-lasting relief
Many patients report significant symptom improvement after completing the full course of TMS therapy.
No interference with daily life
Sessions are short, allowing you to maintain work, school, or other responsibilities without major disruption.
At NuLife Behavioral Health, we understand that every patient is different, which is why we create personalized treatment plans for TMS therapy.
FAQ About TMS Therapy
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Clinical studies have shown that TMS therapy has a success rate of 60-70% for patients with treatment-resistant depression, with many experiencing complete remission of symptoms.
A typical TMS treatment plan involves 20-36 sessions over the course of four to six weeks.
Yes, many insurance providers cover TMS therapy, particularly for treatment-resistant depression. Be sure to check with your insurance provider for specific coverage details.
Yes, TMS is non-invasive, and you can resume normal activities, including driving, immediately after each session.
Most patients do not experience long-term side effects. The most common short-term side effects are mild headaches or scalp discomfort.
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